Print your year. - Export the Year Planner as a printable PDF — from My Garden → "Print your year," or the printer button on the Planner. It opens the share sheet, so you can AirPrint it, save it to Files, or mail it to yourself. - One row per task across all 52 weeks, with frost-risk shading and a month ruler on every page. It's vector, so it stays sharp on paper. - Planner bars are now colored by what you're actually doing — sow, grow, bloom, harvest, store, clear — on screen and on the printed sheet. Much easier to read in dark mode, too. - A task that runs through winter keeps its check mark. Finish it in January and it won't reappear as done when the next season opens in December. - Zone notes now read as a card instead of a pill, so a three-line note fits. New in the plant catalog: - 20 new plants, including ginger, turmeric, satsuma, rhododendron, tiger lily, and crape myrtle — plus a new Annuals group for bedding flowers like marigold, petunia, and pansy. - Mild-zone fall and winter work now shows up when it actually happens. Fall greens, cabbage-family crops, kale's overwinter cycle, and citrus cold protection all run past December instead of stopping on the 31st. - Cautions for privet, pampas grass, and English laurel now appear where you'll see them, in the plant's own description.

This update is all about your garden's real timeline — not just the zone average. • Your own frost dates. Set your yard's true last-spring and first-fall frost in Settings. Freeze-risk highlights and frost-timed reminders follow your dates, not just the zone estimate. • Log when you actually planted. Record the day you sowed or transplanted — or just check off the task — and your schedule shifts to match. Harvest and bloom windows slide to line up with the real date, shown right next to the original catalog timing. • Region-aware frost. Maritime gardens (the coast, Puget Sound) and high-elevation ones now get frost timing tuned to their climate — so spring stops starting weeks too early. • Sow & transplant markers. A small bean or sprout on the yearly schedule marks the week you planted — and for crops you can both sow and transplant, you choose which. As always, a few fixes and refinements under the hood. Happy planting!

Plant Cards are here. Tap any plant to open its own card — a year-at-a-glance schedule of when to plant, when it blooms, when to harvest, and when to bring it indoors, all tuned to your zone. Every plant in the library now comes with a short, plain-language description, so you know what you're growing, not just when. Celebrate the good parts. Blooms and harvests now show up as moments, not chores — nothing to check off, just a gentle nudge when your tomatoes are ready or your peonies are about to open. And when they arrive, the app celebrates with you — a little burst of confetti on the Tasks tab for every plant that's bloomed or ripened. Turn on bloom and harvest reminders to catch them in the right week. A calmer to-do list. Past Due tasks don't pile up forever anymore — anything more than a few weeks late tucks itself away, and the Past Due section starts collapsed, so you open the app to what matters this week. A quicker Planner. Adding plants to your garden feels instant now, and searching the plant library keeps up as you type.

Plant Cards are here. Tap any plant to open its own card — a year-at-a-glance schedule of when to plant, when it blooms, when to harvest, and when to bring it indoors, all tuned to your zone. Every plant in the library now comes with a short, plain-language description, so you know what you're growing, not just when. Celebrate the good parts. Blooms and harvests now show up as moments, not chores — nothing to check off, just a gentle nudge when your tomatoes are ready or your peonies are about to open. Turn on bloom and harvest reminders to catch them in the right week. A calmer to-do list. Past Due tasks don't pile up forever anymore — anything more than a few weeks late tucks itself away, and the Past Due section starts collapsed, so you open the app to what matters this week.

• A cleaner look for the banner on your Home screen and the plant picker in My Garden. • More seasonal campaigns — timely planting picks matched to your growing zone.

- Avocado, citrus, and more in the catalog — avocado, five citrus varieties, collard greens, mustard greens, Thai pepper, cabbage, and radish. - Planner now groups variety families — when pepper, melon, or citrus varieties share the same care window, they collapse into one row so the family stays together. - Citrus monitor now flags HLB (citrus greening) right in the task, so you know what symptoms to watch for. - Fresh Korean translations covering the new variety families and grouped task displays.

- Lawn care just got a full upgrade — Seasonly now knows when to aerate, when to treat for grubs, how high to mow for your grass type, and more, all timed to your zone. Modals and navigation feel noticeably cleaner too. - Fix minor UI bugs

* Update styles using design system * Minor bug fixes including freeze risk re-localization when language changes * Update My Garden page: new About + cross promo section * New plants: lemongrass, lime, brussels sprouts, hosta, clematis, iris, azalea, bird of paradise

• Active tasks are now grouped by action type so similar to-dos sit together. • Swipe horizontally in the Planner to jump between Catalog and Year views. • Recurring tasks let you choose to complete just this week or the whole year. • Added olive and mulberry to the fruit tree catalog, plus more shop links. • Catalog translations now refresh over the air — no app update needed. • Polished the home screen: cleaner location placement and tighter date/weather alignment.

• Korean language support — the entire app is now available in Korean (My Garden → Language) • Task filter — filter your weekly tasks by category or plant • Gardening essentials checklist — a quick guide to gear up before your first season • Refreshed header design for a cleaner overall look • Smooth fade animations when completing or dismissing tasks

• Freeze risk indicator on the planner — a quick heads-up when cold weather could stress your plants • Smoother planner flow with small visual refinements • Fixed task catalog refresh so new plant data always loads reliably • More plants in the catalog - tap "Check for task catalog updates" in My Garden to pull the latest • Task windows fine-tuned per subzone — 5a and 5b no longer share the same schedule • Zone fit check on plants — icons and notes flag which ones need protection or may not suit your area

- Improved grouped task cards and detail views so similar plant tasks are easier to scan and manage together. - Added a dedicated Herbs category to keep herb plants organized separately from vegetables. - Updated the task catalog with the latest plant and schedule improvements.

Improved task ordering so timely tasks are easier to spot Added a new Keep Doing section for recurring in-season care Added recommended product links for selected tasks Refined task details and timeline wording for better clarity

Fixed an issue where manual catalog updates were not applying correctly. Fixed minor UI bug.

This update includes a minor fix to catalog data refresh and a usability improvement to the Year Plan experience.

Introducing the new Planner page. Browse our full supported plant catalog, choose plants for your garden, and compare care tasks across the entire year with the full-year view.