Right Plants 4.0.2

Right Plants - Plant Encyclopedia

• Browse through a collection of over 5,000 plants - new plants added daily!
• Identify your plants using over 15,000 pictures and more than 240 beautiful time-lapse videos
• Keep your plants healthy with expert advice on planting, pruning, and feeding
• Learn proper pruning techniques with detailed and illustrated guidance
• Get to know your plants with in-depth descriptions including height, spread, aspect, botanical name, botanical name explanation, genus, and much more
• Easily find your plants with advanced search options such as name, flower color, period of interest, height, aspect, soil type, plant type, RHS plants, and more
• Personalize each plant by adding your own pictures

Premium features (requires one-time in-app purchase):

• Create your virtual garden: add plants to your list
• Create a plant wish list: bookmark any plant
• Remember every detail about your plants: add notes to any plant

The Story behind the App:

While filming for the BBC's Private Life of Plants, I had a friend visit my garden. She admired its beauty and asked how I knew which plants would thrive in different conditions, ensuring a stunning and colorful garden year-round. She mentioned having a tree but not knowing what to plant underneath it, as well as wanting climbing plants for her garage but not knowing which ones to choose. She expressed frustration with traditional books that often lacked the desired information and were time-consuming to search through.

This encounter sparked the idea for an interactive and user-friendly plant database. I wanted it to be accessible for people of all levels of experience, helping them find the perfect plants to suit their specific garden conditions and create continuous color and interest throughout the year. While I could provide the photographs, I needed authors with hands-on gardening experience who could write detailed descriptions instead of just basic information found on plant labels.

The next step was finding skilled programmers to bring the plant database to life, and it has been growing ever since.