Log what you plant. GMas tells you what needs attention, warns you before frost, and remembers every season.
This Week in Your Garden
Your broccoli and kale need frost cover by Thursday night.
Frost tonight: low near 27°F. Cover your bok choy and broccoli before dark.
Radishes hit day 24 today. Harvest window is open.
Garlic planting opens next week in zone 7b.
Get a push notification when tonight's forecast puts your plants at risk, using real National Weather Service data for your zip code. GMas names the exact plants at risk and how cold it's getting, so you know what to cover before dark.
A zone-specific planting calendar tells you exactly what's in season for zones 7b and 8a, what's closing soon, and what's coming up next. Add something to your planting plan and mark it planted in one tap when it goes in the ground.
Map your raised beds, containers, and grow bags, then place each plant on a visual grid. GMas warns you if you're packing in more plants than a container or bed can really fit.
Ask anything about your garden and get answers grounded in your actual plants, soil, and history, not generic advice. It knows what's in your beds right now and what happened last season.
Snap a photo of a struggling plant and describe what you're seeing. GMas diagnoses the likely cause and gives you specific next steps, not a guess.
Every Monday morning, in your own time zone, get a push and email with what's happening in your garden: what needs attention, open questions, and what's coming up in the next two weeks.
At the end of a season, get an AI write-up of what thrived, what struggled, and what to change next time. Compare two seasons side by side to see how your garden is improving.
Tell GMas your USDA hardiness zone and zip code. It instantly knows your planting windows, frost dates, and local forecast.
Add your raised beds, containers, and grow bags, then place your plants on the layout. GMas remembers every area, every plant, and every season.
Every week, and whenever frost is coming, GMas tells you what needs attention. Ask it anything, diagnose a problem with a photo, or review how the season went.
GMas started as one gardener's own notes: what got planted where, what the frost dates actually were this year, which bed the tomatoes fought with the potatoes in. Zone 7b/8a summers are unforgiving if you're not watching the calendar. This app is the tool that was missing.
Plus seasonal garden tips for zones 7b and 8a.
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