Learn2grow.com offers one you might like.

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: Learn 2 Grow

http://www.gardensimply.com/

Nice online Gardening journal

Ok, I checked through the learn2grow site, but I cannot find the on-line journal. I did see an article on how to make a 3 ring binder, but no on-line record keeping.
Am I blind? ;)

Mailman...same here. I don't see an on-line option.
Rose, I see a link to a subscription service offering on-line journal access (plangarden.com), but being the cheapskate that I am, I was looking for a free site. Is there a different link on the gardensimply site?

I have been considering adding something like that to my own website... I pretty much know what I would like to have for my own use, but what would others like to see in that sort of thing? Did the original poster capture it pretty well? How would you want to be able to sort/view it? By crop? Planting date? Something else?

I used to post my journal in the now defunct MSN Groups site. It was nice to be able to post text, pictures, doc and spreadsheet files. I have turned to a computer file for my journal. I share the file but am only able to post text and pictures in our new group home. File sharing is now by requests.

The current journal file is prepared in MS Word and MS Publisher. It has 20-22 pages which can be copied and pasted as desired. In preparation I aimed at including anything and everything that a gardener might want a journal. All the standard stuff for planning and records is accompanied with pages for pictures. Any pages found lacking/absent can be edited or created.

I use it on the computer but have printed it off as gifts for other gardeners. Each year I simply change the date for the file name. Good details for me for management and planning.

Sharing your garden experience on-line is great when you have the format that allows your expression. Keeping a detailed journal is more important for me than sharing it all on-line. Sharinf sites come and go, especially the free ones.

My fault. I mis-interpreted your original post and thought you were looking for how to set one up instructions - which learn2grow offers - rather than actually keeping the journal online there.

IME most set up their online garden journal on their personal blog - lots of free sites for a blog - and I assumed that is what you were after. Sorry. Personally I prefer to have mine be portable so I can take it to the garden. Otherwise too much info never gets entered. ;)

Dave

Thanks for the link Dave. I just started a blog over there