Your frost dates, your crops, every date on one page.

Every seed packet says "sow 6 to 8 weeks before last frost" and leaves you to work out what that means in your garden this year. This does the whole packet drawer at once.

WHAT IT DOES

• Start-indoors date, transplant or direct-sow date and first-harvest date for each crop, from your frost dates
• Succession sowings for the quick crops (lettuce, radish, beans, carrots) every few weeks until they would not ripen in time
• Fall sowing dates for the cool-season crops, counted back from the first frost
• A red flag on anything whose days to maturity run past your first frost, with what to do about it
• A season chart: indoors, in the ground, harvesting, for every crop on one bar each
• A to-do list in date order, with the next job at the top
• 40 crops built in: tomatoes to garlic, brassicas to herbs

THE BED PLANNER

• Name your beds with their size and the family that grew there last year
• Assign each crop a bed: it works out how many plants fit at intensive spacing (and plants per row for the succession crops)
• Rotation check: a nightshade going back into last year's nightshade bed is flagged
• Occupancy: it warns when too many crops overlap in one bed at once, tells you when each bed frees up, and where there is room for a fall sowing

Who it's for

Vegetable gardeners in any climate with a frost. Short-season growers especially: the "won't ripen" flag is the one that saves the season.

What you get

• The calendar (one .html file, runs in any browser, offline)
• A 2-page quick-start guide

Good to know

• One file. No install, no account, no subscription, no internet needed after download.
• Your data stays on your computer. Export a backup any time; import it on another machine.
• Works on Mac, Windows, Linux and iPad (open the file in Safari or Chrome).
• Instant download.

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