Three plots. One choice each season.
Keep the record of what grows best in your own ground.
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Small plots gained ground last week.
More holdings are moving into small, personal plots. The quiet act of choosing and noting is becoming the real work.
Lift one. Plant one.
Each plot keeps its own time. A ripe plot gives a full harvest. An early lift gives soft stems. The record keeps both.
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One tin. Three packets. One freshly turned bed.
The seed tin is the inventory. Strong harvests save seed back into it. An empty packet means that bloom waits for another season.
The three plots
The seed tin
No pressings yet this season.
The first ripe lift is pressed and taped to its tag, and it hangs here. Plot {{ firstRipe }} reads ripe now.
Pressed this season, hung in the order they were lifted.
The almanac
Every harvest, early or full, in the order it was lifted.
Watching, choosing, and writing it down.
Three plots. One choice each season. The rest is the slow work of the ground, and a pencil kept close by.
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A ripe lift
The tag reads ripe once the weeks are in. The stems come up full. One bloom is pressed and taped to the tag, and seed is saved back to the tin. Right ground, more stems.
An early lift
Lifted before its weeks, a plot gives soft stems and no seed. It is still written down. The almanac keeps the early ones too.
The tin
Common, kept, and heirloom packets. Each planting uses one. The same seed twice in one bed tires the ground; a change rests it.


