It never would have occurred to me to purchase software to track my garden. Like you, I find an Excel spreadsheet to be a versatile tool for tracking the information that interests me, and a simple Word document, or file of documents, can contain any quirky info not suitable for a spreadsheet. In addition to the computer-drawn plan, I have a large-scale printout of my new garden plan with a 10' by 10' grid for a visual record of the location of specimens. The grid coordinates go into the spreadsheet, and my husband swears he's going to give me GPS coordinates for the plants. : ) I once had a paper garden journal, but my entries were very sporadic so the result is incomplete, and the journal lacked any organization beyond calendar dates, not very useful for the type of data you are keeping. These days I type far better than I write, such has been my evolution...

My friend and I are going to try it Wed. just from what we remember seeing on the show...will let you know..was super simple but not sure if we got all the info..still not found it on line... We will try making our own molds also with sculpy and see how that works...

Hi all I was browsing around the computer craft forum and found this site, this would save alot of money buying paper dolls and alot of time making them, can just print and cut, hope you all enjoy http://www.makingfriends.com/f_Friends.htm

Here's a couple web sites I found with free printable papers. http://www.thelittlepillow.com/albumpgdl.html http://www.scrapbookscrapbook.com