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Message: [QUOTE="Jesse Glessner, post: 167799, member: 5845"] I use the MEN Garden Planner, which is the basic tool for several gardening supply firms as well. The tool is a GREAT idea, but poorly implemented compared to today's software. The graphics are crude - mid-80s style. Common key commands sometimes do and don't work. Once the garden is laid out physically - you then only need to move plantings around and that is one nice feature of the system - it prompts you as what NOT to plant in areas that might cause problems from the prior years' plantings. The Gantt-type chart for planting, transplanting, and harvest times is also great. And, of course, they are tied into some of the major gardening suppliers and show where you can buy seeds etc. and those often are more costly than finding sources by browsing the Internet and catalogs yourself. [/QUOTE]