Using MS Word to Create a Vegetable Garden Plan
By WickedHorse
@WickedHorse (38)
Canada
January 28, 2010 5:25pm CST
This year, I've finally found a way to create a garden plan that's simple and quick.
Instead of using the fancy programs with nice graphics I decided to use MS Word.
In Word I created a table of 12 columns and 12 rows. To make all cells even I made each cell .50 inches high and .50 inches wide. Once I had decided which vegetable I was going to plant where, I simply merged the appropriate cells and wrote in the description. There is enough space in each merged cell to still add planting details.
You can see a sample of the finished product at the end of the article here: http://egardeningblog.com/2010/01/building-and-planting-a-vegetable-garden/
Think Spring! Happy Gardening
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@JoyfulOne (6232)
• United States
29 Jan 10
Wow! That is a super cool idea:-) So easy to do with your directions too (plus even a sample to boot!) I am definitely trying this one, it sure looks like it would make garden planning a whole lot easier. Nice too that we don't need any special program to do it with. Thanks so much for sharing with us!