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Just one thing about the email you send out. It has a fairly boiler-plate message about "how's the gardening going?" Then you sign off. After this is the list o
by nekopa 16y ago
Just one thing about the email you send out. It has a fairly boiler-plate message about "how's the gardening going?" Then you sign off. After this is the list of what I should be planting. If you put the list into the main body of the email, it wouldn't seem so form letter like. Also, maybe as a later feature, put the planting list, or actions list into a downloadable attachment, I may not want to take my laptop into the garden to read the list, and Grandma's may not know that email can be printed, plus, they could get confused by all the email-headers that may get printed.
Plus, if you give a separate text file to be printed, maybe you could format it nicely so that they could save it in a gardening diary. Just like the old cooking magazines that let you compile a recipe book.
Great idea and best of luck.