Why Harvest Tracking Matters

Every basket of tomatoes or bunch of basil tells a story. When you log harvests, you turn anecdotes into actionable data.

What to track

• Quantity — weight, count, or volume
• Quality — a simple 1–5 rating works wonders
• Date — spot seasonal patterns
• Zone — learn which beds are most productive

What you learn

Over a season, patterns emerge. You might discover that:

• Cherry tomatoes outproduce slicers in your climate.
• The south-facing bed yields 30% more than the shaded one.
• Succession sowing doubles your lettuce harvest.

Analyze with VleraGarden

The Analysis page turns your logs into charts: yield over time, top producers, quality distribution, and productivity by zone. The more you log, the smarter your garden gets.

Start small. Log one harvest today.