[SWhite6124]

I have been looking for a garden diary for 2014, but can't seem to find what I am looking for. I would like it to be similar to the dairy diary with jobs to do and plenty of room for notes. Any suggestions?

[Yorkie]

Have you looked for a non-2014 version?

A gardener's almanac or similar?

You can get ones which are re-usable every year, rather than being year-specific.

[Goosegirl]

I just use a hard-backed notebook as I can set things out as I would like rather than having to do it "by the book" as it were.

[mumofstig]

Mr AT does a slim one that looks quite good

http://www.calendarclub.co.uk/p-6791-alan-titchmarsh-gardening-2014-slim-diary.aspx
I saw it in Waterstones - or Amazon are doing free supersaver delivery.

[ididntdoit]

I use a free one from the internet. It's useful because it produces a diary of dates / actions based only for the vegetables I select. It also produces a crop rotation plan for my chosen veg. Simple to use.

It doesn't have much room for notes when printed off so I cut and pasted it into a notepad document and saved it. I will add notes to that as the year progresses. I live near warwick and the dates in the diary can be adjusted for the weather around the town where you live. If you are interested its here:

http://www.gardenfocused.co.uk/calendar-veg-personalised.php

[Yorkie]

That's a very interesting website link, IDDI - not seen it before.

Some caution is needed re. the adjusted dates.  It puts me in zone 4 along with Manchester and thinks my last predicted frost date is the second week of May.  In fact, our last frost date is usually predicted as the end of May. 

[Totty]

I use a bog standard diary.   
Then use the weather to determine when certain jobs need doing!

Totty