GardenBuddy.au Check Now Remembers Every Photo You Send It
GardenBuddy.au Check recognises more plants, shows its reasoning, and now keeps a photo history for Pro members so you can watch a plant recover…
Category: Guide
Walkthroughs of GardenBuddy.au features, one at a time
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The weekly digest now tells you exactly when to plant
GardenBuddy.au’s weekly digest delivers personalised planting dates tailored to your climate zone, complete with mark-as-planted tracking and live supermarket price comparisons.
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Plant Check: A Five Dollar Answer for One Problem Plant
Get expert diagnosis of your sick plant from a single photo upload. Identify diseases, pests, and garden problems in seconds with Plant Check from…
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Your Dashboard: One Page for Your Whole Garden
The member dashboard pulls your beds, this week’s jobs, real vegetable prices and a note from Buddy the Sprout Advisor into one page. Here…
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Features: one photo of your lawn, one full veggie patch plan
GardenBuddy.au’s starter plan transforms one lawn photo into a complete vegetable garden plan with week-by-week planting tasks, live-priced shopping list, and interactive garden layout…
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Garden Map: What It Does and How to Use It
Every bed you keep, from a raised timber box to a row dug straight into the ground, can sit on one scaled plan at…
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Account and Login: How Signing Up, Logging In and the Magic Link Work
Every GardenBuddy.au tool, the planner, the plant checker, the price tracker and the weekly digest, sits behind one account. Sign up once, at any…
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The Planner App: What It Does and How to Use It
The planner app at gardenbuddy.au/app/ draws your garden beds at real size, works out exactly how many plants fit, and prints you a shopping…
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Grow Together: What It Does and What It Costs
A few growers near each other, each growing something different, swapping what they have spare. That’s the whole idea behind Grow Together at gardenbuddy.au/grow-together/.…
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The Free Plant Check: What It Does and Where Its Limits Are
Photograph a plant, a pest, or a leaf that has gone the wrong colour, and the Free Plant Check tells you what it is…
