Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to organize gardening chores [title] Purchase a calendar or weekly planner. [step] This item will be used to record all of your gardening chores ahead of time. Whether you opt for a wall calendar or a weekly planner depends on your preferences. <sep> (A) [substeps] These calendars often hold down content for various seasons such as april through june, and usually include squash, beans, pumpkins, cucumbers, and lettuce as well as a list of watering needs. Although every week is okay, be sure to note how long each step will take. (B) If you choose to keep your calendar and planner just on a table, you'll need to take some of the most often used items with you every time you go about the evening work. [substeps] Try to plan out the amount of time that each chore should take. (C) A weekly planner is portable and will give you more space to be specific about chores, while a wall calendar can be hung in a highly visible location and may keep you from forgetting to consult it. [title] Begin listing all of your gardening chores on scratch paper. (D) [substeps] You may opt for a list of daily chores you need to do (such as fixing problems on your patio or trimming hedges). One benefit of a schedule is that you can take additional breaks every hour.
Output (English): C