An online reference for the garden.
Gardenerdy publishes clear, practical guides on flowers, trees and shrubs, vegetables, herbs, houseplants, lawns, and plant care, written to be patient and citation-friendly.
What we do
The site is an organized library of gardening guides covering the topics most readers want to understand without the noise. We publish articles that explain how plants grow, share the practical trade-offs honestly, and link to the sources we used so you can check the claims yourself.
You'll find articles aimed at a general reader. The depth ranges from a few hundred words on focused factual topics through to longer guides on more involved subjects like plant propagation, soil health, and garden pest control.
How it's organized
Each article sits in one of our eight gardening topic areas. Within each category, the most substantial guides surface first.
Related articles within and across categories are surfaced by semantic similarity rather than just keyword match. Following a thread of curiosity through the site should consistently land you on genuinely relevant adjacent reading.
Editorial principles
- Calm over urgent. Gardening advice is often rushed or oversimplified elsewhere. We aim for patient, factual guides a reader can sit with.
- Citation-friendly. Articles cite their sources. We treat citations as a reading expectation, not an afterthought.
- No tracking, no ads, no popups. A reference site should read like a reference site.
Get in touch
If you've spotted an error, want to suggest a correction, or want to share a topic you'd like to see covered, see the contact page.
