PRINTABLE Blank Garden Grid/Seed Tray Maps

feldon30 · June 30, 2013

Here are my Seedling Charts which are made available to anyone who wants them.

6 x 12 (72) Black & White Numbered -- This is perfect if you don't want to write the names of each var several times. Write the names at the top, and put their numbers in each cell at the bottom. It is suggested that you use pink, blue, and green highlighter pens to draw outlines around each "cluster" of seedlings.

6 x 12 (72) Black & White Fill-In -- This is perfect if you are growing 1-2 seedlings of each variety and just want to write the name of each variety in each cell.

6 x 12 (72) Green Numbered Single -- A variation of the Numbered chart above but in a light and dark green color scheme. Single plants.

6 x 12 (72) Green Numbered Pairs -- A variation of the Numbered chart above but in a light and dark green color scheme. Paired plants.

6 x 12 (72) Peach Numbered Singles -- A variation of the Numbered chart above but in a light and dark peach color scheme. Single plants.

6 x 12 (72) Peach Numbered Pairs -- A variation of the Numbered chart above but in a light and dark peach color scheme. Paired plants.

17 x 10 (170) Seedling Chart (Peach)
17 x 10 (170) Seedling Chart (Green)
17 x 10 (170) Seedling Chart (Purple)

24 x 12 (288 cell plug tray) and 16 x 8 (128 lg. plug tray):

24 x 12 (288) Plug Tray Chart (Peach)
16 x 8 (128) Lg. Plug Tray Chart (Peach)

Can't say I've ever seen one of these used outside of a commercial greenhouse setting (I worked at a greenhouse for a summer), but here you go.

4 x 9 (36) Seedling Chart (Green)

4 x 12 (48) Seedling Chart (Purple)
4 x 12 (48) Seedling Chart (Peach)

feldon30 · June 30, 2013

Triangular cells? What crazy configurations will they think of next?

1803 Triangular Seed Starting Tray (config A)

1803 Triangular Seed Starting Tray (config B)

1803 Triangular Seed Starting Tray (config C)

1803 Triangular Seed Starting Tray (config D)

And to answer another request, here's 7 x 7:

7 x 7 Seed Starting Tray

salix · June 30, 2013

Morgan, thank you for re-posting those - I really needed more of those 7 x 7's. I shall make a note this time "Last copy - do NOT use. Photocopy more!"

Chucker · July 1, 2013

Fantastic! Thanks!

ddsack · July 1, 2013

Yay! The charts are back!

crazyoldgooseman · February 21, 2014

I love these! Great for the disorganized folk like me. Plus the darn sharpies always fade so I cant tell what is what. THANKS Brian

guruofgardens · November 2, 2015

"Plus the darn sharpies always fade so I cant tell what is what."

New Sharpies on the market called Extreme (or something like that)that supposedly don't fade. Bought 4 for the 2016 season since we went through 2 regular ones in 2015.

Salsacharley · January 2, 2015

I just discovered these gems sitting here all this time. They meet my needs exactly and I want to thank Feldon for providing them!

heirloomtomaguy · January 2, 2015

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Originally Posted by Salsacharley

I just discovered these gems sitting here all this time. They meet my needs exactly and I want to thank Feldon for providing them!

Same for me. Thanks feldon.

crazyoldgooseman · February 14, 2015

Glad these are still here! Thanks again for posting.

Bulldog · February 7, 2016

These are great! Last year I ended up with all my cabbage things mixed up, had to wait until after they were planted and declared themselves.

feldon30 · February 24, 2016

I have relaunched my gardening website with all updated articles and a few new ones under development. I still have much work still to do on it, but if you need some gardening advice, specifically about starting seeds, growing tomatoes, etc. please check it out. It's still a bit Texas-centric, but I'm working on making it more geography-agnostic. Any feedback and suggestions are appreciated.

The Unconventional Tomato

Zana · February 24, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by feldon30

I have relaunched my gardening website with all updated articles and a few new ones under development. I still have much work still to do on it, but if you need some gardening advice, specifically about starting seeds, growing tomatoes, etc. please check it out. It's still a bit Texas-centric, but I'm working on making it more geography-agnostic. Any feedback and suggestions are appreciated.

The Unconventional Tomato

Glad to see your site back. And I look forward to more entries.

Aerial · February 27, 2016

Great articles under "Gardening Guides". Please post more..

feldon30 · February 27, 2016

Thanks for the kind words. Brief article on parsnips coming.

June 30, 2013	#1
feldon30 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 5,346	PRINTABLE Blank Garden Grid/Seed Tray Maps Here are my Seedling Charts which are made available to anyone who wants them. 6 x 12 (72) Black & White Numbered -- This is perfect if you don't want to write the names of each var several times. Write the names at the top, and put their numbers in each cell at the bottom. It is suggested that you use pink, blue, and green highlighter pens to draw outlines around each "cluster" of seedlings. 6 x 12 (72) Black & White Fill-In -- This is perfect if you are growing 1-2 seedlings of each variety and just want to write the name of each variety in each cell. 6 x 12 (72) Green Numbered Single -- A variation of the Numbered chart above but in a light and dark green color scheme. Single plants. 6 x 12 (72) Green Numbered Pairs -- A variation of the Numbered chart above but in a light and dark green color scheme. Paired plants. 6 x 12 (72) Peach Numbered Singles -- A variation of the Numbered chart above but in a light and dark peach color scheme. Single plants. 6 x 12 (72) Peach Numbered Pairs -- A variation of the Numbered chart above but in a light and dark peach color scheme. Paired plants. 17 x 10 (170) Seedling Chart (Peach) 17 x 10 (170) Seedling Chart (Green) 17 x 10 (170) Seedling Chart (Purple) 24 x 12 (288 cell plug tray) and 16 x 8 (128 lg. plug tray): 24 x 12 (288) Plug Tray Chart (Peach) 16 x 8 (128) Lg. Plug Tray Chart (Peach) Can't say I've ever seen one of these used outside of a commercial greenhouse setting (I worked at a greenhouse for a summer), but here you go. 4 x 9 (36) Seedling Chart (Green) 4 x 12 (48) Seedling Chart (Purple) 4 x 12 (48) Seedling Chart (Peach) __________________ [SIZE="3"]I've relaunched my gardening website -- [B]TheUnconventionalTomato.com[/B][/SIZE] * [I][SIZE="1"]*I'm not allowed to post weblinks so you'll have to copy-paste it manually.[/SIZE][/I]

June 30, 2013	#2
feldon30 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 5,346	Triangular cells? What crazy configurations will they think of next? 1803 Triangular Seed Starting Tray (config A) 1803 Triangular Seed Starting Tray (config B) 1803 Triangular Seed Starting Tray (config C) 1803 Triangular Seed Starting Tray (config D) And to answer another request, here's 7 x 7: 7 x 7 Seed Starting Tray __________________ [SIZE="3"]I've relaunched my gardening website -- [B]TheUnconventionalTomato.com[/B][/SIZE] * [I][SIZE="1"]*I'm not allowed to post weblinks so you'll have to copy-paste it manually.[/SIZE][/I]

June 30, 2013	#3
salix Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: north central B.C. Posts: 2,310	Morgan, thank you for re-posting those - I really needed more of those 7 x 7's. I shall make a note this time "Last copy - do NOT use. Photocopy more!" __________________ "He who has a library and a garden wants for nothing." -Cicero

July 1, 2013	#5
ddsack Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northern Minnesota - zone 3 Posts: 3,231	Yay! The charts are back! __________________ Dee **************

February 21, 2014	#6
crazyoldgooseman Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Southern Maryland 7a Posts: 200	I love these! Great for the disorganized folk like me. Plus the darn sharpies always fade so I cant tell what is what. THANKS Brian __________________ Anybody see where I sat my beer? -crazyoldgooseman

July 1, 2013	#4
Chucker Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Illinois Posts: 180	Fantastic! Thanks!

November 2, 2015	#7
guruofgardens Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2008 Location: zone 5 Colorado Posts: 942	"Plus the darn sharpies always fade so I cant tell what is what." New Sharpies on the market called Extreme (or something like that)that supposedly don't fade. Bought 4 for the 2016 season since we went through 2 regular ones in 2015.

January 2, 2015	#8
Salsacharley Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: New Mexico Posts: 2,052	I just discovered these gems sitting here all this time. They meet my needs exactly and I want to thank Feldon for providing them!

February 14, 2015	#10
crazyoldgooseman Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Southern Maryland 7a Posts: 200	Glad these are still here! Thanks again for posting. __________________ Anybody see where I sat my beer? -crazyoldgooseman

February 7, 2016	#11
Bulldog Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Georgia Posts: 126	Thank you These are great! Last year I ended up with all my cabbage things mixed up, had to wait until after they were planted and declared themselves.

February 24, 2016	#12
feldon30 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 5,346	I have relaunched my gardening website with all updated articles and a few new ones under development. I still have much work still to do on it, but if you need some gardening advice, specifically about starting seeds, growing tomatoes, etc. please check it out. It's still a bit Texas-centric, but I'm working on making it more geography-agnostic. Any feedback and suggestions are appreciated. The Unconventional Tomato __________________ [SIZE="3"]I've relaunched my gardening website -- [B]TheUnconventionalTomato.com[/B][/SIZE] * [I][SIZE="1"]*I'm not allowed to post weblinks so you'll have to copy-paste it manually.[/SIZE][/I]

February 27, 2016	#14
Aerial Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: CA Posts: 410	Great articles under "Gardening Guides". Please post more..