iGarden USA for Pc

The structure is there but not much data base. A fraction of what it should be for the price. I took a chance and bought this. The downfall of apps. You never know really what your getting. They make you make your own data base so you do the work of filling it out. Looks like they also abandoned this app as the last update was a year ago. Shame. Don't waste your money.

Not perfect but workable. The more I work with it the better it gets, I like the aspect that you can add things to the database and modify them.

Could still use some work. I click on the My Garden tab at the bottom and there is no way to add items to the list. I assume there is supposed to be a Add icon in the upper right corner like on all the other tabs but there isn't. Continue to add more fruits, veggies, and herbs. There are different varities of plants. For instance tomatoes have regular, cherry, and grape varities. Does the planting info apply to every varity? How about somewhere in the app a place for gardening tips, dos and dont's, something for newbies to gardening will need to know. That info will make them want to buy this app to. Basically the more all inclusive this app can possibly be, it will be the best gardening app of any other. For 5 bucks I would expect to see virtually every veggie, herb, and fruit there is to plant, every varity of each, tips section with dos and dont's, and most importantly... fix the My Garden tab!!!! Thanks

This is an attractive Ap, well organized easy to use. It only covers basic vegtables and minimal information on those. Only allows recording of date planted, no way to record other information. What I would like to see in the future: •A place for notes, a way to record fertilizing schedules and problems such as insect infestations, harvest yeilds late freezes, etc. •Advice on fertilizing and insect control for each plant, both chemical and organic solutions. •Options for diferent gardening styles. With the organic/ green movement, Intensive Gardening is a must for many new city dwelling gardeners! •Advice for which plants should be started in flats and which do best seeded directly into the garden. If the plant will do well if planted in pots (and recomended pot size). •Care information: when to thin, when to stake, pinching back, signs of problems, etc. specific to plant. •Appropriate watering advice/schedule for zone/season/soil type. Including if plants love water on leaves or if this will create a problem. •Reminders/alarms so care items are not missed. •It would be great if this Ap could work with a weather service using zipcode and keep a record of weather fluxuations during period between planting and harvest.