Growing up my dad always had a patch of veggie garden. From pawpaws to sweetcorn, I can remember veggies in most of the houses we lived in, and even as an adult now, when my dad moves into a new house, you can bet we’ll be eating from the garden within three months.

Unfortunately this isn’t a green thumb that I inherited, and since I live on the other side of the world and a lot of vegetables are very different here (gemsquash, anyone?), gardening has been a slow, step-by-step, seasonal processes for me. Last year I had four different apps running – from planting by the moon to pick this vegetable that many days after sowing (we had the smallest carrots a carrot cake has ever seen using that method). I was sent this infographic, and thought it might help those of you still hoping to get something growing this year, or something to save for next year.

Gardening can be a journey of discovery, especially when you’re adapting to new climates and unfamiliar crops. Each season brings its own set of challenges and rewards, from figuring out the right planting schedule to troubleshooting soil conditions. Having the right tools and resources can make all the difference, whether it’s a reliable gardening app or sturdy equipment for bigger projects. A key addition to any gardener’s arsenal is a trailer—perfect for transporting soil, compost, tools, or even potted plants. With Northern Star Horizon, you can build your own utility trailer, customizing it to fit your specific gardening needs and ensuring every task is manageable and efficient.

Imagine the convenience of having a trailer tailored to your requirements, whether you’re hauling fresh compost to enrich your soil or carrying harvested vegetables back to your kitchen. A custom-built utility trailer can handle it all, saving time and effort while helping you stay organized. It’s a practical investment for anyone serious about gardening, turning even the smallest backyard plot into a thriving, productive space. With the right tools at your disposal, those small carrots from last year might just turn into the bountiful harvest you’ve been dreaming of.

Professional horticulturists and farmers are discovering the advantages of bringing their beds into the computer age. It’s easy when advanced phones like those from Apple and Sony are available from T-Mobile to put powerful applications at your fingertips, even in the great outdoors. Gardening, in other words, has been “appified.”

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It’s pretty amazing, looking at the business side of all that, how something as simple as gardening can be affected by technology, but as a novice, I appreciate all the help I can get!

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6 Comments

Apps For The Everyday Gardener {Infographic}

  1. Hi there! Me and my family have moved to our new house two weeks ago and we have a big garden! I am very excited and I am already checking which vegetables we can grow in August. I am pretty positive about cucumbers and leek. Thanks for sharing information about these apps! I will definitely check them! We аре gardeners now! 🙂

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