1. Plan — Before you plant
Garden Designer Draw your beds and pots. Drop plants in. Spacing is done for you. AI Garden Planner Pro Tell it your bed size. It fills the bed for you. Planting Calendar When to sow, move and pick — for where you live. Plant Library 170+ plants, and which ones you can plant this month where you live. My Seeds Every seed packet you own, with expiry alerts.2. Grow — Every day
Weather Tells you if you need to water today. Warns you before frost or heat. To-Do List Watering, feeding and picking jobs — made for you. Plant Pairing Shows which plants are good neighbours, and which to keep apart. Plant Doctor Pro Snap a photo. Find out the plant, pest or disease. Plant Care Guide Yellow leaves? Bugs? Find the sign, get the fix.3. Remember — After you pick
Garden Journal Photos and notes, by date. Turn photos into a timelapse. Harvest Log Weigh what you pick. See what it would cost in a shop. Bed History & Notes What grew in each bed, every year — with your notes. Season Review What would you grow again? Tap yes or no — no scale needed. Garden Analytics Pro What grew best, what died, and why — so next year goes better.Seasonal growing advice, plant care guides and tips to help you get the most from your garden.
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