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Plants covers tools to grow, identify, and shop greenery; garden trackers; games on trees and roots; reforestation by streaming; plus a nature-inspired craft.

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Among top-reviewed plant tools, Greg 🌱 streamlines indoor care with AI watering plans, scanning-based identification, and an active community. For purchasing, GetAnyPlant aggregates listings across shops with filters and care data to simplify selection. Outdoors, ePlant TreeTag uses sensors and analytics to surface tree health insights, guiding interventions—complementing apps focused on reminders by offering continuous, data-rich monitoring.

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Ever wondered about the name of a beautiful flower on your hike, the species of a bird singing outside your window, or the type of fish you just spotted? Stop wondering and start knowing. Natural AI transforms your smartphone into a genius-level field guide, using the world's most advanced AI to put the secrets of the natural world directly into the palm of your hand.

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What are you building for Makers Festival? 🍃The Makers Festival: Green Earth Edition submissions are now open and there is two weeks to build the product that you think will do it's part for planet Earth and win some pretty cool prizes. What are you building for it? Need any feedback? Drop it in the replies

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5yr ago

Most important tools in your day to day life?Not software edition. Journal, cell phone, plant?

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4yr ago

Looking for feedback on our project's website and appHello everyone! We are preparing to make some changes to our website https://greenwedge.eco/ and would like to get some external feedback on what could be improved, including general and mobile experience. We plan to rewrite and reorganize texts, add and clarify information about our planting principles and methods, and move some things to the new FAQ section. However, I m not sure what should stay on the main page, and what to move to the FAQ. Maybe we also should add an About us section with our origin story and what is behind the whole idea? As our project develops, we plan to add a blog, a map of our plant sites, and global stats on our impact. Let me know what you think, and what we should improve :)

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