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Had no idea it had this much to it … helps with planning with planting, harvesting, and recipes. And the community super cool and supportive
Tell the Companion what you're growing and where. Get a personalized plan, practical Plant Health checks, and a Kitchen built around using every harvest.

From Greenhorn Grove Farm @greenhorngroveBuilt with Matthew Gauger, your patient teacher in the garden



Practical garden help, right when you need it
Garden-to-Table Companion turns your plants and conditions into one calm system, so the next useful job is easy to find and the garden becomes a habit instead of a guessing game.
Add your location, conditions, and crops. The Companion turns that setup into a useful garden plan instead of another generic calendar.
Open Today for timely actions tied to your actual plants. Complete the work, keep a note, and leave irrelevant watering reminders behind.
Plant Health guides you through the photos and symptoms that matter, keeps the check private, and helps you decide on a credible next step.
When the garden pays off, Kitchen helps you cook, preserve, save recipes, and keep track of what you grew.
Plans, tasks, plant history, health checks, and harvest ideas belong to one growing journey. The Companion keeps that context together without pretending every garden works the same way.
A useful plant check starts with good evidence. The Companion asks for the photos and clues that matter, shows uncertainty honestly, and keeps follow-up checks with your plant.
Start with a clear photo that shows the plant and its surroundings, not just one damaged leaf.
Confirm the plant, photograph the affected area, and answer a few practical questions about symptoms and timing.
Review likely causes, confidence, treatment guidance, and what to watch next. If there is not enough information, the app says so.
Plant Health is an educational reference, not a laboratory result. It does not replace your local extension service, product labels, or professional advice. When the evidence is not strong enough, the right answer is to ask for more information.
Had no idea it had this much to it … helps with planning with planting, harvesting, and recipes. And the community super cool and supportive
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Read the letterDownload the app, build your garden plan, and keep practical guidance close from the first seed to the Kitchen.