Wholesale Old Farmer's Almanac Garden Journal, Volume 2

Paperback Series: Garden Journals Bring on a bountiful year with the Garden Journal, Volume 2, brought to you by The Old Farmer’s Almanac, America’s trusted gardening resource since 1792! Whether you’re hoeing rows of vibrant tomatoes, cultivating crunchy carrots, or tilling the soil of your soul, this undated journal is fertile ground for recording observations and inspirations from the natural world. Bring on a bountiful year with the Garden Journal, Volume 2, brought to you by The Old Farmer’s Almanac, America’s trusted gardening resource since 1792! Whether you’re hoeing rows of vibrant tomatoes, cultivating crunchy carrots, or tilling the soil of your soul, this undated journal is fertile ground for recording observations and inspirations from the natural world. Beautifully designed, featuring gorgeous artwork from the archives of the much-loved Old Farmer’s Almanac Gardening Wall Calendar and peppered with time-tested tips and practical advice, the Garden Journal, Volume 2, celebrates the joy of freshly grown food. Farmers’ market regulars and kitchen gardeners alike will value its encouragement to cultivate enduring connections with the earth. The second installment in the Garden Journals series, this journal is a faithful companion for reflecting on bumper crops and plotting greener paths—the perfect tool to accompany your flourishing spirit all year round. Essential and fun features are at your fingertips, including: journal pages to record your year in growing and life’s special moments stunning botanical illustrations from the archives of the much-loved Old Farmer’s Almanac Gardening Wall Calendar that brighten the pages throughout garden wisdom and inspiration to help you nurture your creativity a metal Wire-O binding so that the journal lies flat for easy handling spaces to record thoughts on what you have learned in the garden, what you might change or try again, and what your goals are for next year bits of folklore to bring a smile—it wouldn’t be from The Old Farmer’s Almanac otherwise!