House of Doolittle Earthscapes Gardens Weekly Monthly Planner: Colorful garden spreads with dated weekly and monthly layouts

Dated planning for twelve months, printed on one hundred percent recycled paper.

Product Overview:

You can stop shoving scraps into your bag today and actually see the week at a glance. Flip a spread and a garden photograph sits beside your planning pages, which helps dates feel less like chores. This planner covers one year from January through December two thousand twenty-six with two-page weekly and two-page monthly layouts. Week pages offer ruled daily entries and hourly appointment lines from eight AM to five PM, plus full weekend blocks. Monthly spreads have ruled day blocks and printed month indicators for quick finding. The suede-like black cover and wire binding lie flat, and the paper is one hundred percent recycled, printed with soy ink.

Key Features:

• Garden photography: Each spread pairs a vivid garden photograph with planning space, making your schedule nicer to scan each morning.
• Weekly layouts: Two-page weekly spreads include ruled daily lines and hourly slots from eight AM to five PM for clear day planning.
• Monthly overviews: Two-page months supply ruled day blocks and printed month indicators so you find dates without hunting through pages.
• Sustainable paper and ink: Made from one hundred percent recycled paper and printed with soy ink, with FSC and SFI certifications for added assurance.
• Cover and binding: A suede-like black cover with wire binding lies flat on the desk and protects pages in daily use, nonrefillable for simplicity.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: House of Doolittle
• Item#: HOD-294632
• Series: Earthscapes
• Color: Black
• Dimensions: 7" x 10"
• Material/Finish: Paper
• Format/Type: Planner
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Recycled: Yes
• Recycled Content: 100%
• Post-consumer-waste%: 100%
• Country of Origin: United States

Picture the garden imagery, hear pages turn, and feel the calm of organized days-would you like one sent to your desk to try for the coming year?

Printed with soy ink on one hundred percent recycled paper.