Gardenate App Review: An informative guide to grow your own garden

Gardenate app gives you all the information you need to "grow your own" and enjoy your successful vegetable garden.

What is Gardenate App?

Gardenate app gives you all the information you need to “grow your own” and enjoy your successful vegetable garden. Record your planting information and keep it synced on all your phones. The “Planting Now” calendar lists the vegetables and herbs you can plant every month, and adapts to your preferred planting dates – ideal if you use a greenhouse or cloche. Use the ‘Wish List’ to plan your garden and record your seed and seedling purchases ready for planting.

Gardenate was developed and managed by a very talented team of Hutchinson Software Pty Ltd. and the app is updated very frequently. This app is breaking records with millions of downloads by users. The app does not hinder any other applications running in your phone. It uses a secure, enterprise-grade environment. It ensures that your data is safe and nothing is shared with any other application.

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Features of the App

Why Gardenate App?

Gardenate app gives you all the information you need to “grow your own” and enjoy your successful vegetable garden. The app has tips and tricks that will help you grow your harvest. It provides a simple clean interface and visuals and makes it easier for the users to work with. It is secure and safe for everyone to use.

Frequently Asked Questions About the App

No, the app is not completely free on the App Store.

Yes, the app is secure as it doesn’t store any personal information and it asks for very few permissions.

The app needs basic permissions like Storage, Location and Photos/Media/Files.

The application is compatible with android version 5.0 and above.

The app does not have a dark mode.

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