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A Smart New (Web) Tool for the Garden

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Shoot, sort, and store photos in your customized eGardenGo database. Photo: courtesy of eGardenGo

Darcy Daniels has been designing gardens and consulting with gardeners for 15 years. Over that time she’s discovered a few concerns universal to all her clients: how to create successful and inspired plant combinations; how to inventory plants in their garden, including growing habits, cultural needs, and possible garden uses; and how to keep track of all their many garden plans and projects. Darcy’s response was to create eGardenGo, a web-based portal designed to do all this and more utilizing free registration and subscription features.

Gardeners of all levels will find plenty to love in this innovative new web tool set to debut in the coming months. Beginning gardeners will have fun exploring pre-loaded custom curated plant compositions designed to ensure their success and build confidence. While avid gardeners with a few more growing seasons under their belt can use the existing content as a springboard for creating their own inspired garden combinations.

While eGardenGo’s rich database contains scores...

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