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What did your garden really give you?

Q: Where is Garden Analytics?

In the Journal. Tap the Analytics, Seasons or Varieties tab at the top.

Q: How do I switch between this year and all time?

Use the This year / All time switch at the top of Overview, or This Season / All Time on Nutrition.

Q: Which seeds did better — saved or bought?

Link a seed packet when you plant. Seed Source Performance then compares saved and bought seed, crop by crop.

Pounds harvested. Grocery money saved. Calories and vitamins grown. Your best crops, your best season, your best variety — worked out from the harvests you already log.

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An example garden. Overview, Nutrition, Harvest Value and Performance use the numbers in the screenshots below.

The real thing

Your season, on one screen.

Open Analytics in the Journal and the first thing you see is the big picture: how much you harvested, what it’s worth, and your top three crops — this year or all time.

Best crop, biggest day, food grown and on-time care at a glance.
Harvest by Crop — which plants actually filled your basket.
Garden Health Score, space used, and yield per square foot.

Garden Analytics Overview in the EdenVatika app: 2026 season, 71.6 lbs harvested and logged, $174 of groceries, top crops Tomato 19 lbs, Lettuce 14 lbs, Cucumber 7.5 lbs; best crop Tomato, biggest day 26 Jun, 7,044 kcal of food grown, on-time care; and Harvest by Crop

Food you’ve grown

Not just pounds — vitamins and meals.

The Nutrition panel turns your harvests into food: calories, protein, carbs, fibre — and how many days of one adult’s needs you grew.

“261 days of vitamin K, mostly from spinach.” That’s a garden that feeds you.

The Nutrition panel in EdenVatika: 7,044 kcal grown, 3.5 days of food energy, 71.6 lbs harvest weight, 467 g protein, 1.4 kg carbs, 493 g fiber, 80 g fat; Nutrient Highlights — vitamin K 261 days, vitamin C 45 days, vitamin A 31 days; Nutrition by Crop — Tomato, Onion, Lettuce, Beans

Harvest value

See which crops earn their space.

Every harvest priced at what it would cost in the shops — added up for the year, and split by crop. Lettuce may surprise you.

Use it to decide what deserves more room next season.

The Harvest Value panel in EdenVatika: about $174 of groceries grown this year; which crops are earning — Tomato $38, Lettuce $38, Arugula $31, Spinach $20, Radish $12, Cucumber $11, Beans $9.48, Kale $7.19, Onion $6.68

Performance

How many plantings paid off — and why the others didn’t.

Success Rate shows how many finished plantings gave a harvest. What You Lost shows which plants died and what killed them — only from losses you recorded.

Plus harvest quality, your top performing plants, how fast crops really took, and saved seed vs bought.

The Performance panel in EdenVatika: Success Rate 75.8% — 25 plantings with harvest of 33 finished; Harvest Stats — total weight 71.56 lbs, 0.9 lbs per harvest, 827 pieces picked, quality Excellent 15%, Good 65%, Fair 20%

Every plant, its own story

Tap any plant. See every time you’ve grown it.

Tap a plant anywhere in Analytics and its profile opens: how many times you’ve grown it, the total yield, the average quality, a yield bar for every grow cycle — and plain advice from your own history.

⏱️ “Expect your first harvest around 60 days after planting, based on your history.”
📅 Your best month to start it, and 🌤️ your best season.
📈 Whether your yields are trending up — or ⚠️ dipping.
🛏️ Which bed consistently grows it best.
⚖️ A nudge if some harvests were logged without a weight, so you know the numbers are complete.

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Seasons

Spring, summer, fall, winter — side by side.

The Seasons tab compares harvests, weight and quality for each season, with the top plant of each. Then year over year, so you can see if you’re getting better.

Season Comparisons in EdenVatika for 2026: Spring 28 harvests, 14.55 lbs, top plant Beans; Summer 51 harvests, 57.03 lbs, top plant Tomato; Fall and Winter

Varieties

Which tomato really won?

Grow more than one variety and the Varieties tab tells you which one gave the most, which tasted best by quality, and which ripened faster or slower than the packet promised.

🍅 Tomato ▾ 2026 ▾

Yield by Variety (lbs)

Sungold9.4

San Marzano6.1

Brandywine3.5

Days to Harvest — Estimated vs Actual

Variety	Estimated	Actual
Sungold	65	59
San Marzano	80	83
Brandywine	85	97

Example — fills in once you pick varieties and log harvests.

Care & health

How well are you looking after your garden?

The Care & Health panel shows how well you keep up with jobs, how much you’ve fed, which pests and diseases you’ve spotted, and how healthy your plants are right now.

✅ Gardener Discipline

How well you keep up with garden tasks

83%

Completion

71%

On-Time

🧪 Fertilizer Applications

Feeding history & nutrients

Applications

62 g

Total N

18 g

Total P

🐛 Pest & Disease Pressure

Issues spotted in your observations

Total Issues 6 · Pests 4 · Diseases 2

Most affected: 🌶️ Pepper, 🥕 Carrot

💚 Plant Health Right Now

The condition recorded across your plants

Great · Good · Fair · Poor

Example values.

Getting started

Three steps to your garden’s numbers

1
Log your harvests

A tap after picking — Handful, Bowl, Basket or Bucket.
2
Garden as usual

Tick jobs, note pests. It all feeds the charts.
3
Open Analytics

Journal → Analytics, Seasons or Varieties.

Guide

Garden Analytics, how do I…?

Short answers. Tap a question.

Where is Garden Analytics? +

In the Journal. Tap the Analytics, Seasons or Varieties tab at the top.

What do I need to log for the charts to fill up? +

Mostly harvests — with a weight if you can (Handful, Bowl, Basket or Bucket is fine). Ticking your jobs, noting pests and recording losses fill in the rest.

How do I switch between this year and all time? +

Use the This year / All time switch at the top of Overview, or This Season / All Time on Nutrition.

How is the nutrition worked out? +

From the weight of each harvest and that crop’s nutrition per 100 g. “Days of food” compares the calories with one adult’s daily needs.

What does Success Rate mean? +

Of the plantings that have finished, how many gave you at least one harvest. Crops still growing aren’t counted yet.

Where do the loss numbers come from? +

Only from losses you recorded yourself — like frost, pests or animals. Nothing is guessed.

How do I see one plant’s whole history? +

Tap the plant anywhere in Analytics — in Harvest by Crop, Top Performing Plants or Nutrition by Crop. Its profile shows every grow cycle, the total yield and advice from your own history. Tap Timeline → to see its journal entries.

How do I compare varieties? +

Pick varieties when you plant in the Garden Designer and log harvests. Then open Varieties, choose a plant and a year, and see which one gave the most.

Which seeds did better — saved or bought? +

Link a seed packet when you plant. Seed Source Performance then compares saved and bought seed, crop by crop.

Plans

Free or Pro?

Free

Forever. No card.

Not on the free plan — but every new account gets a free Pro trial.

Pro adds

Try it free first — no card for the trial.

Overview: harvest, value, top crops, best day
Nutrition: calories, protein and vitamins grown
Harvest Value by crop
Success Rate, losses by cause, top plants, growth speed
Saved vs bought seed performance
Trends: monthly harvest, activity, how you use it
Care & Health: tasks, feeding, pests, plant health
Plant profiles: every grow cycle, with advice from your history
Seasons and year-over-year comparisons
Variety comparisons

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Is Garden Analytics free?

No — it’s part of Pro. Every new account gets a free Pro trial, so you can see your own numbers first. The Journal timeline, harvest log and Season Review stay free.

Do I need a scale?

No. The quick sizes (Handful, Bowl, Basket, Bucket) give the charts a good estimate. A scale just makes them more exact.

Are the grocery values exact?

They’re estimates at typical store prices, kept on the cautious side — a gut-check, not an accounting. You can set your local prices to Lower, Typical or Higher in Settings.

What happens to my data if I stop Pro?

Nothing is deleted. Your harvests, notes and plantings all stay in your account; the charts simply lock until you come back.