**PLAN WHAT COMES NEXT IN YOUR GARDEN BEDS — AND ADJUST WHEN ACTUAL DATES CHANGE.** Seasonal Bed-Use & Crop Sequence Planner helps gardeners organize successive uses of the same garden bed or container, compare expected clearing dates with actual turnover, and review whether a proposed next planting window still fits. **WHAT YOU CAN DO** - Assign stable Bed IDs to garden beds and containers. - Record successive crops or uses in planned order. - Enter planned start dates and expected clearing dates. - Preserve actual turnover dates separately from estimates. - Define proposed start windows for each following use. - Review conditional FIT, CONFLICT, and REVIEW NEEDED results. - Identify downstream plans affected by timing changes. - Examine handoffs using REVIEW DESK and TIMELINE. - Record decisions, changes, and lessons for future planning. **WHAT YOU RECEIVE** One downloadable ZIP containing four customer files: 1. **Workbook Access PDF** — Link to the editable Google Sheets planner. 2. **Google Sheets Guide PDF** — 32-page operating manual with step-by-step instructions. 3. **Excel Start Here PDF** — Five-page guide for the Excel edition. 4. **Excel XLSX workbook** — Separate eight-worksheet edition. The primary Google Sheets workbook contains eight tabs: START HERE, SEQUENCE, REVIEW DESK, TIMELINE, EXAMPLE LAB, FIELD GUIDE, CLOSEOUT, and HOW TO USE. **GETTING STARTED** Download and extract the ZIP. Open the Workbook Access PDF and follow its Google Sheets link to make your personal copy. Begin with one bed, enter its proposed uses and timing assumptions, then review the handoff between consecutive uses. When the bed actually becomes available, enter the observed turnover date and revisit affected plans. A Google account is required for Google Sheets. The separate Excel edition does not automatically synchronize. **IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS** This is a date-based garden planning and review system, not a weather forecast, crop database, or automated planting adviser. FIT indicates a conditional timing comparison, not a guarantee of crop suitability, successful growth, or harvest. One-time purchase. No subscription or physical shipment.