Seasonly – Garden Calendar

Print your year. - Export the Year Planner as a printable PDF — from My Garden → "Print your year," or the printer button on the Planner. It opens the share sheet, so you can AirPrint it, save it to Files, or mail it to yourself. - One row per task across all 52 weeks, with frost-risk shading and a month ruler on every page. It's vector, so it stays sharp on paper. - Planner bars are now colored by what you're actually doing — sow, grow, bloom, harvest, store, clear — on screen and on the printed sheet. Much easier to read in dark mode, too. - A task that runs through winter keeps its check mark. Finish it in January and it won't reappear as done when the next season opens in December. - Zone notes now read as a card instead of a pill, so a three-line note fits. New in the plant catalog: - 20 new plants, including ginger, turmeric, satsuma, rhododendron, tiger lily, and crape myrtle — plus a new Annuals group for bedding flowers like marigold, petunia, and pansy. - Mild-zone fall and winter work now shows up when it actually happens. Fall greens, cabbage-family crops, kale's overwinter cycle, and citrus cold protection all run past December instead of stopping on the 31st. - Cautions for privet, pampas grass, and English laurel now appear where you'll see them, in the plant's own description.