About
Who makes this
Too Lazy To Garden is made by Andrew Culp in Phoenix, Arizona. It started as my own notebook — sowing dates, what died, what came back — because I was tired of jumping between five apps, old blog posts and scraps of paper just to remember when to plant something.
Why it exists
Most gardening advice is written for somewhere else, in a season that isn't yours. The idea here is simple: tell the app where you garden and what you planted, and everything else — timing, spacing, watering, what's eating your leaves — lines up with your yard instead of a generic zone chart.
What's free
The reference side stays free: plant guides, companion pairings, spacing, pests, diseases, weeds, build guides, calendars and calculators. No account needed to read any of it.
What a paid plan adds
Paid plans cover the things that cost money to run — saving your garden across devices, reminders, the plot planner, journals and harvest logs, and the AI photo identification and coaching. Full details are on the pricing page.
Honest limits
This is one person, not a company with a support floor. Plant identification is a helpful guess, not an expert opinion — never eat anything based on it alone. If something's wrong or missing, tell me and it usually gets fixed the same week.