Planning Future Ungrowns

Seems like a random thought process in me head is on the grow. Planning future ungrowns @ daft o’clock. Doin’ what we do as casually as we like. Whilst the boys give it plenty of zedzzzz in the castle.

Using open source LibreOffice Calc works for us, as we update our spreadsheet, planning future ungrowns and enjoy whatever new randomness happens over time.

Planning Future Ungrowns

Trick in me head, is to keep whatever information upto date as soon as possible, or do we really mean, whenever we complete our diy tasks.

Enter relevant dates for sowing, planting, transplanting and harvesting, as we continue to learn more and more over the years…

Eventually We’ll have more specific info that works for us, #growingwiththeflow in Salford.

We’ve got a rough idea from our past growing and that’s ish fine in my head. For no other reason than, Just Becasuse …

Thought we’d start from scratch and move on with our current seed family groups that we have to hand for the now.

Like we said earlier, we’ve used libreoffice to tweak our spreadsheet and Gimp, to do what we do, with any and all images we’ve created.

Using open source software in the castle, allows us, without any financial issues at all, to keep track of our newly sown seeds and that for us, means money or lack of it, is never a barrier to our diy learning curve.

For no other reason, than it sounds like a plan in my head. Thought we may as well share the random seeds we’ve entered into our spreadsheet already in the various seeds groups we’re using.

We both know we may have made a mistake or two with our diy lists.

No Stress & No Worries in me head. T’is what it is.

Asteraceae : Sunflower Family

Brassicaceae : Brassicas Family

Chenopodiaceae : Goosefoot Family

Cucurbitaceae : Cucumber Family

Lamiaceae : Mint Family

Legume : Fabacae Family

Liliaceae : Lily Family

Poaceae : Grass Family

Solanaceae : Potato / Tomato Family

Umblifer : Carrot Family

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