Garden-to-Table Companion

About this app

Grow a garden that feeds your table with Matthew Gauger of Greenhorn Grove. Garden-to-Table Companion walks you through the whole season, from planning your beds to using every harvest in the kitchen. Most gardening apps hand you an encyclopedia. This one tells you what your garden needs today. GARDEN WITH MATTHEW Learn from a real farmer who teaches the way he grows, plainspoken, patient, and specific. Every guide in the app is built around how Matthew actually gardens at Greenhorn Grove. KNOW WHAT IS NEXT Open the app to a clear picture of what your garden needs today. Watering, feeding, pest checks, and harvest windows show up when they matter for your plants, your conditions, and your zone. SNAP A PHOTO, GET ANSWERS Something look off on a leaf? Run a guided plant check. Answer a few useful follow-up questions, get a credible next step, and keep a private history of every check so you can see how each plant is doing over time. PLAN YOUR GARDEN Tell the app where you grow and what you want to eat. My Garden turns your location, conditions, and crops into a working plan, with Grow Guides for each plant and progress you can see across the season. USE EVERY HARVEST The Kitchen puts your harvest to work. Cook it, preserve it, and track what your garden actually produced, so nothing you grew goes to waste. START FREE Garden-to-Table Companion is free to start. Use daily guidance, Grow Guides, plant checks, and your garden plan. Optional Premium unlocks the full guide library, deeper troubleshooting, weekly plans, offline access, cloud sync, and more. FOR GREENHORNS AND GROWING GARDENERS You do not need acreage. You do not need a greenhouse. You need a few plants and a little guidance at the right time. Plant something. Tend it well. Cook what you grew. Privacy: http://builtbyfoundry.io/greenhorn-kitchen/privacy Terms: http://builtbyfoundry.io/greenhorn-kitchen/terms EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Your garden now runs by season. Spring, Summer and Fall run across the top of the Garden tab, so you can plan a fall bed while summer is still producing, and adding a crop tells you which season it is joining. When a season is done, one button closes it out: its tasks leave your calendar and everything you logged is kept in Garden years, where each finished season keeps its crops, its harvests and the dates it ran. Recipe card scanning is steadier too, so a card that does not read on the first try is retried for you, and photographing the same card twice in a day only counts as one scan.

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1. First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 5:19 AM Free