Las Jaras · fall garden

Every plant has a story.

Track health, measurements, photos, care, problems, treatments, and harvests for 81 individual plants plus one carrot seed batch in the field-oriented garden plan.

Private by default.Your entries and photos stay in this browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded to the public website.

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Garden roster

82 tracked records

Field history

Observation timeline

Newest entries first. Open a plant to see its measurements and photo sequence.

Research audit

Fifty garden-tracking sources

This benchmark combines 30 digital garden tools, 12 university/extension articles, and 8 paper-notebook products. It is a feature and methods audit—not a paid ranking or endorsement.

Photograph consistentlyUse the same angle and distance for growth comparison; take separate close-ups of symptoms.

Measure two widthsNorth–south and east–west spread reveal uneven growth better than one width alone.

Record contextDate, weather, water, soil moisture, phenology, pests, treatments, and harvest explain the picture.

Keep stable identitiesEach specimen has a permanent ID so a replacement or disease event never erases its history.

Device-local records

Back up your field notebook

Browser storage can be cleared or lost with a device. Export a full backup regularly—especially after adding many photos.

Complete backup

Exports observations and photos as one JSON file. Use this to restore the app on this or another device.

Spreadsheet copy

Exports observation fields as CSV. Photos are excluded, but their filenames remain in the table.

Restore backup

Imports an exported JSON file. Existing entries with different IDs are preserved.

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Storage

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What the app tracks

Identity: specimen ID, cultivar, location, planted date, source, acquisition cost, and multiple tag photos. Growth: height, two-axis spread, stem diameter, phenology, vigor. Health: health score, soil moisture, leaf color, wilt, damage percentage, pests and symptoms. Inputs: water, rain, fertilizer, amendment, treatment. Yield: harvest count and weight. Evidence: multiple plant photos, filenames, capture date/time, save timestamp, symptom detail, notes, and next action.