WeatherJune 14, 2026
1.4" of rain overnight
Heavy storm. Skipping irrigation for two days. Lettuce leaves a little ragged.
The Garden Journal
The notebook you'll
actually keep.
Every gardener swears they'll start a journal in March. By July it's a pile of receipts in a drawer. SproutMap's journal is the one that sticks — fast to log, organized by bed and date, and waiting for you next February when you can't remember which tomato actually worked.
Private to you. Never shared, never indexed, never shown to other gardeners.
Eight kinds of entries
Built for how gardeners actually take notes.
Tag an entry with a type and a bed. Three taps. Done before you put your gloves back on.
Observation
Watering
Planting
Harvest
Pest
Disease
Weather
Maintenance
A page from a real season.
Three entries from a single tomato bed, two weeks apart.
PestJune 18, 2026
Hornworm on a Cherokee Purple
Caught one before it stripped the top half. Checking every morning now.
Bed 2 — South tomatoes
HarvestJune 21, 2026
First handful of Sungolds
Three weeks behind last year. Picked about half a pint — perfectly sweet.
Bed 2 — South tomatoes
Why a notebook isn't enough anymore.
It's searchable.
Type "hornworm" and see every entry from every season where you noted one. Try doing that with three years of paper notebooks in a drawer.
It's tied to your actual beds.
Every entry attaches to a specific bed and date. Next May you'll know exactly when you direct-sowed beans last year — and whether they made it.
Photos live with the words.
Pest ID shots, harvest pride shots, weird-leaf shots. All right there next to the note that explains what was happening.
It builds your own playbook.
After two seasons, your journal is more useful than any general planting guide on the internet — because it's about your dirt, your zone, your weather.
The whole workflow in one sentence.
01
Tap "New Entry"
02
Pick a type and a bed
03
Write a line. Add a photo if you have one.
04
Save. Find it in February.
Start your first entry today.
Free forever for personal use. Your notes stay yours — private, searchable, and waiting for you next season.