Love this app!!!
Straightforward app that works perfectly!!!
Yarn Care Made Simple
This app takes all the guesswork out of gardening! It is so easy to navigate. I began by labeling my different garden areas which sets the foundation for information on growing techniques. It’s as simple as taking a picture of your plant for the program to identity. You then choose which garden location it is growing in. With this information, the app will describe all the care needed for the specific plant. What I really appreciate is using the Care Calendar which shows me when and what I should be doing for each plant month to month including mulching, fertilizing with specific fertilizer ratios, pruning, watering quantities and much more. I just love having all this information at my fingertips on my phone instead of carrying my plant folders full of information out into my gardens! Try it! It’s amazing!
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Best guide ever!!!!
This app is the best guide I’ve seen for maintaining a beautiful yard. It’s hard to maintain my flowers, shrubs, trees on my own, and this app has been a great help to knowing what to do and when to do it.
Lovely little app to help my not-so-green thumb
I’m stoked to have found this app at the start of the growing season and can’t wait to see how it helps my garden this year. It takes the guesswork out of plant care and makes it easy for someone like me to have the right plan for my plants.
Makes a complex task lots easier
Trying to figure out what all the plants in your yard "need" at any time of year (from feeding to pruning to watering) is complex—so many different-types of sun, soil and exposure are in one yard that it's not "one thing" that fits every-plant. This app makes that complicated task not only easier, but a lot more approachable and confidence-inspiring.
The Yard Routine app allows me to set up and describe (soil, sun exposure) different areas. of my yard and label them with a name that I chosee (not.just a generic "backyard" or
"sideyard"). After that I populated each area with plants. To do that, I snapped a picture or two on my phone and the app pretty accurately identified the plant and develops a customized plan of care for each.
The plan includes the suitability of the plant to the area it's in and watering tips. The plan is reflected beside each plant name and in a quick glance l can look at current suggested tasks, future tasks and things I need to do to best protect the plant if the weather changes.
And I'm all for the little "completed this" circles to check off when l've done those tasks, too— I like the sense of having gotten things done!
Instead of guessing what area of the yard or plants need my attention, it's all right there with Yard Routine. l've found the developer is responsive to my questions and the app, while new, has already been updated at least once for increased ease of use.
I initially tried out the "free" version, which is limited to five plants. When l realized what a boon this will be to my yard care this spring, I bought-the subscription—it-costs a lot less than killing a well-established plant!
The Yard Routine app allows me to set up and describe (soil, sun exposure) different areas. of my yard and label them with a name that I chosee (not.just a generic "backyard" or
"sideyard"). After that I populated each area with plants. To do that, I snapped a picture or two on my phone and the app pretty accurately identified the plant and develops a customized plan of care for each.
The plan includes the suitability of the plant to the area it's in and watering tips. The plan is reflected beside each plant name and in a quick glance l can look at current suggested tasks, future tasks and things I need to do to best protect the plant if the weather changes.
And I'm all for the little "completed this" circles to check off when l've done those tasks, too— I like the sense of having gotten things done!
Instead of guessing what area of the yard or plants need my attention, it's all right there with Yard Routine. l've found the developer is responsive to my questions and the app, while new, has already been updated at least once for increased ease of use.
I initially tried out the "free" version, which is limited to five plants. When l realized what a boon this will be to my yard care this spring, I bought-the subscription—it-costs a lot less than killing a well-established plant!
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