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Introducing the 2026 Garden Planning Calendar

Food Gardening Magazine: December 2025

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Introducing the 2026 Garden Planning Calendar

By Christy Page

2026 Garden Planning Calendar

Our new 2026 Garden Planning Calendar is your personalized guide to successful year-round gardening and entertainment, no matter where you grow.

I love how a garden can draw you into the rhythm of the seasons – that quiet thrill of planting your first peas in spring, or the satisfaction of pulling in a basket of late-summer tomatoes just when you’ve planned a big family meal.

But timing all that right isn’t always easy, especially when gardening advice often seems written for someone living in a totally different climate. That’s why I’m so excited to share our new 2026 Garden Planning Calendar – it’s like having an experienced gardener right beside you, showing you exactly what to do in your growing zone, month by month.

We’ve organized the guidance into three USDA planting zones (4–6, 7–8, and 9–10) because let’s face it – January in Vermont looks nothing like January in Texas! Whether you’re paging through seed catalogs by the fire or tending to your citrus trees under warm winter skies, this calendar speaks your language.

What I love most about this calendar is how it becomes a reflection of your garden’s story. There’s plenty of room to jot down your notes, record planting dates, track harvests, or even paste in photos of your progress. By year’s end, it’s part planner, part journal, and completely personal.

Here’s what makes our 2026 Garden Planning Calendar special:

  • Zone-specific guidance for USDA zones 4–10
  • Printable format – keep it handy wherever you plan or plant
  • Space for your personal gardening notes and observations
  • Special gardener’s holidays and seasonal inspiration
  • Month-by-month planting and care tips

And it’s not just practical – it’s beautiful. In full color and with thoughtful design, this calendar will keep you inspired through every season. Hang it in your kitchen, tuck it into your greenhouse, or pin it by your potting bench – wherever you need a gentle reminder of what’s next in your garden’s cycle.

Let’s make 2026 the year your garden grows deeper roots and brighter blooms, no matter where you call home.

Ready to plan your most rewarding growing season yet? Download your 2026 Garden Planning Calendar today and let’s get growing!


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