Gardeneer - ogród i pogoda

A garden doesn't forgive delays. A shrub is pruned once a year, and a mistake in timing costs the entire blooming season—and only becomes apparent a year later. Gardeneer takes care of this for you.

WHAT IT DOES

• Recognizes a plant from a photo. An unfamiliar shrub from the previous owners? Take a photo, and you'll get the name and plant data sheet.
• Recognizes a disease from a photo. Spots, mold, brown tips—instead of browsing a forum with a photo of someone else's plant, you get the probable cause for your own.
• Knows the Polish gardener's calendar. Pruning, fertilizing, and winter covering dates are specific to Polish conditions, not copied from foreign guides.
• Warns about the weather. The forecast for your area guides the plan: frost, gale, drought, hailstorm. The notification arrives the evening before the night you need to cover something—not a week after.

HAVE YOU SEEN YOURSELF IN ANY OF THESE SITUATIONS?

You found your garden ready. The previous owners left the plantings but no instructions. You start with photos: the app names the plants and then calculates the due dates from there.

The plants are there, but there's no time. Nobody checks the forecast for hydrangeas. That's why the app is the first to respond.

Something's wrong with the leaves. You want to know if it's drought, overwatering, or fungus—and what to do about it this week.

YOUR GARDEN IS NOT THE SAME PLACE

The same hydrangea in a pot by the terrace and in a flowerbed behind the house needs different things. Gardeneer asks WHERE the plant is—the pot freezes at temperatures at which the ground is still stable, and the open site receives a wind warning earlier than the sheltered one.

HOW WE KNOW WHAT WE TELL YOU

Treatment dates and pest inspection thresholds come from plant protection methodologies and pest alarm guides—documents written for Polish conditions. Each plant clearly shows where the recommendation came from: from the treatment calendar, the plant catalog, or the general rule for a group. The catalog includes over 15,000 ornamental plants, so it includes varieties from nurseries, not just species from the manual.

The forecast comes from meteorological models, not from a single station—we calculate it for the coordinates of your garden.

NOTICES THAT WON'T WAKE YOU UP AT NIGHT

The notification is intended to warn, not report. One summary per day in the afternoon, so there's still light left to do something in the garden. A hailstorm is an exception—we'll mention it right away. We never interrupt the night's silence. You turn on notifications yourself in the settings; otherwise, the app remains silent.

ACCOUNT AND PLANS

The camera, plant catalog, and forecast work from the first time you use them—you don't need an account to get started. You create one when you want your garden to survive the phone change and receive notifications.

The free plan includes a starting pool of diagnoses and tests, as well as one garden zone. Paid plans offer more garden space, a monthly renewal pool, and full treatment descriptions. These plans are purchased outside the app, on the gardeneer.pl website, with an annual prepayment—nothing renews automatically, and nothing will be charged to your card without your knowledge. You can also try the paid plan for two weeks without entering your card.

PRIVACY

The location is approximate—the forecast is based on the surrounding area, so we round the coordinates to about a kilometer before they leave your phone. We don't store photos on our servers. You can delete your account in the app, in Settings, without contacting us.

WHO IS IT FOR?

For home ornamental garden owners in Poland: lawn, conifers, deciduous shrubs, perennials, flower beds, and climbers. An apple tree and vegetable patch are also suitable, but the ornamental garden takes center stage here.

Gardeneer won't replace a gardener. It's designed to ensure your garden doesn't depend on whether you remember the forecast.