What has changed lately, newest first. Not every update is listed — only the ones you would notice.
9 September 2026 — Pansy
Fixed
- Pictures in guides and articles load once and stay, instead of every time.
- The garden log now fades under the tabs like the rest of the app.
7 September 2026 — Ginger
New
- Say a garden or bed is in a greenhouse, and watering advice adjusts.
6 September 2026 — Barley
New
- Switch language from the front page, not just Settings.
- Share a plant or an article with anyone, from anywhere in the app.
5 September 2026 — Spearmint
New
- Forty-one new plants, most of them warm-climate crops the catalogue had nothing for.
- Butternut squash, rocket, endive and Jerusalem artichoke are in the catalogue at last.
- The front page is the app now — look around before you sign in.
- A shared plant or article link opens in the app, right where it landed.
- Buttons that add something now say what they add, not just a plus sign.
- On Mac, start a new garden from the File menu.
- On Mac, resting the pointer on a button says what it does.
- The setup guide is easier to find again — from an empty garden, and from the help article.
4 September 2026 — Chufa
New
- The setup guide now ends by offering a few crops to start with.
- Browse the plants and the garden book without signing in, on the web and in the app.
- Making a garden on the web opens on the map; on iPhone it opens the garden.
- The garden log's area filter is a button, so the log gets the whole screen.
Fixed
- The weather card gives every growing place its own row.
- Plant pages say where to buy the seeds and where the description came from.
- A round of fixes to the wording and the layout.
2 September 2026 — Sorghum
New
- Setting up a new garden is now guided, step by step.
- A to-do says which bed its work is in.
- The articles on covering and clearing ground are rewritten, with pictures.
- Your list of gardens says what is waiting in each one.
Fixed
- Notifications say which garden they are about, with dates in your language.
30 August 2026 — Ironwort
New
- Plants and Knowledge are places of their own at the bottom of the app.
- The bottom row stays put inside a garden, so nothing is more than a tap away.
- Inside a garden, the Plants tab is now called Crops.
- Feedback has moved into Settings, and the navigation icons are redrawn.
Fixed
- Watering reminders rest over winter, between your first and last frost.
29 August 2026 — Honeydew
New
- The forecast draws a bucket under each day, showing what the soil holds.
- A garden with growing places reads as a table, driest place first.
- A place sheltered from rain says so, and its forecast shows only drying.
Fixed
- The garden list says "Watered today" only when a watering was logged.
- A garden you watered this morning says so, above the forecast.
- A back-dated watering or soil check shows the day it happened.
22 August 2026 — Cucamelon
New
- Share a garden with someone, and choose whether they can change anything.
- Signing in on the web opens on the same painted almanac the app does.
Fixed
- Address search waits until you stop typing, and offers places to choose from.
- It says so when a search cannot answer, and you can always click the map.
- On iPad, the sign-in painting fills the width of the screen.
21 August 2026 — Scorzonera
New
- A new app icon, and a new look for signing in.
- Signing in on the web is one screen instead of two.
- The sign-in page says what the app is for before asking for your address.
19 August 2026 — Honesty
New
- Logging on the web is one screen again, with the note field there from the start.
- Setting out seedlings can be logged from a sowing to-do on iPhone.
- Postpone and Dismiss are buttons in the iPhone log sheet.
- A to-do says when it is due while you log it.
Fixed
- Photos in the garden log are kept between visits instead of loading again.
18 August 2026 — Pansy
New
- Read your garden log as an album, with the photos at the size of the entry.
- Open a photo full screen: pinch to zoom, drag to look around.
- Ask how to sow, plant out, pick, cook or keep a crop while you log it.
- How to store what you grow is now on every plant.
- Search the catalogue by the names you actually use, in either language.
- Choosing a garden sorts the catalogue instead of emptying it.
Fixed
- Eight crops appeared twice. There is one of each now, with your log intact.
- Nineteen plants got proper English names, and the old names still find them.
- Rättika, mizuna and two pak choi entries were filed wrong. All are right now.
17 August 2026 — Cipollini
New
- Plan a garden: put it on the map, describe its soil and sun, split it into beds.
- Search a catalogue of 276 plants, and add one it is missing.
- Sowing, planting and harvest windows worked out from your own climate.
- Keep a permanent log of everything you do, with photos.
- A to-do list that comes from your own garden and your own weather.
- A seven-day watering forecast that knows your soil and your cover.
- Share a garden with other gardeners, and see who logged what.
- Short articles, opened where the question comes up.
- Connect an AI assistant to your gardens.
- Sign in with your email and a code, in English or Swedish.