Migration Report
Arrives January 2027
The story of your garden’s year.
The Migration Report is your garden’s year in review. Percy writes it from everything you told it this season, and you get it two ways.
Your first one is part of your free season.
Your season, online and fully interactive.
Follow the year through its weather, its months, its plants, its visitors and its moments.
See how it works ↓ Keep itThe same year, as a digital edition.
The story of your season, then every note you made, in your own words, with your photos.
See the book ↓Why it exists
Every season, most of it slips away.
The seed packets end up in a drawer. The photos sink into your camera roll. The notebook stops somewhere in June. By winter, the year is a handful of memories and a vague sense that the peppers were too close together.
Percy keeps every note as you go. So when the season ends, the whole year is still there: what you planted and when, what came up, who visited, what the weather did, and the things you said out loud while standing in the garden. Then Percy writes it up and lays it out like a book.
Explore it
Online, in any browser
Go back into your season any way you like.
Your garden as you’ve never seen it: a year of weather in one ring, every plant you grew on one page, the visitors, the highlights, the moments that would have faded. All of it connected, so one thread leads to the next.
Every day, high and low.
Switch between temperature, rain and snow, and tap any week to see what it did.
One thread leads to the next.
Tap a moment’s date to open its month. Tap a plant in that month to open its chapter.
Every plant has a chapter.
Tap a plant in the herbarium to see every day you stopped to look at it.
Who came to the garden.
The wildlife you noticed, what you said about it, and what brings it to your garden.
The highlights of the year.
Your photos and your own words, from the first seedlings to the sky before the Nor’easter.
At the end, Notes for next season gathers what you said you’d do differently. It becomes your planning document for next year, except you didn’t have to write any of it.
Keep it
Digital edition
The book of your garden’s year.
Every report comes with a digital edition. Up front, the story of your season. Behind it, your complete journal. Download it, keep it, and open it again some January when you’re deciding where the tomatoes go.
Pages from the digital edition of Marigold Cottage, Brian’s garden in New York.
How it’s made
You don’t do anything to make this happen.
Percy has been building it since spring.
All season, you talk.
Tell Percy what you planted, what you picked, what you noticed. Ten seconds at a time, then back to the garden.
Percy keeps it.
Every note is kept by date and by plant, with your photos and that day’s weather.
In January, it arrives.
Percy writes your garden’s year in review and lays it out as a book, ready to read, explore and keep.
Questions
About the Migration Report
When does my Migration Report arrive?
In January, once the season is over. The first Migration Reports arrive in January 2027.
How much does it cost?
Your first Migration Report is part of your free season. After that, every year’s report and its digital edition are included in your membership, $39 a year.
What’s the digital edition?
Your Migration Report laid out as a book you can download and keep: the story of your season, then your complete journal, with every note in your own words and your photos.
What if I didn’t share much this season?
Any garden with at least one note gets a report. The more you share, the more there is in it, and a short season makes a shorter report. If there isn’t enough for a book, your digital edition is a downloadable print of your year’s weather ring instead.
Who can see it?
Only you. Your Migration Report is private, written from your garden, your weather and your words. The sample is Brian’s own garden, Marigold Cottage.
Your report starts with your first note.
Free for your first growing season, and your first Migration Report is part of it. No credit card required.
