Parrot, a company more famous for making the AR Drone, is attempting to smarten up your garden with the Flower Power. It's a Bluetooth sensor that looks like a cute little tree branch that you place inside your flower pot to measure sunlight, humidity, temperature and fertiliser. Basically, you'll know exactly what each of your plants need in real time. Read More >>
It doesn't matter whether the gardener on your Christmas shopping list has a green thumb or black, works a four-acre garden or is a windowsill herb planter; these tools will help make their victory garden a winner. Read More >>
What's the opposite of a "green thumb"? You. After flubbing a forest's worth of ficuses and killing countless cacti, it's time to get some help with this whole indoor gardening thing. The Koubachi plant sensor might just get your houseplants through the week. Read More >>
Featured comment by wildgeeza:
"Keen "business sense" is sought by the fact that iOS customers are far more likely to buy such a ridiculous product than 'droid users.
As a general..." More »
What was once intended to be a garden for outerspace could someday be a garden for your living room. The DesignLibero Green Wheel is a planter box fashioned into a rotating wheel, offering the benefit of light and space economy for small, sun-starved environments. Read More >>
Featured comment by tomeldridge7:
"I've known people growing "tomatoes" in very similar devices for years. http://www.4hydroponics.com/hydroponics/items.asp?ItemNo=volksgarden" More »
Just because you're six stories up and the closest thing to a balcony you've got is the fire escape, doesn't mean you can't have yourself a kick-ass herb garden. The Volet Végétal concept could give even the densest city dwellers access to a little greenery. Read More >>
Even if the garden you planted in the spring ends up looking like a devastated warzone by the summer, you can still impress your friends with what appear to be giant healthy blooms thanks to this magnifying Big Bloom vase. Read More >>
Living in an flat or any small home has its limitations — you can't blast your music, and you can't grow your own delicious things. But Windowfarms is a beautiful, simple fix — the magic of hydroponics, strapped to any ordinary window. Read More >>
Featured comment by tobz:
"Looks like a great product but this article is misleading. If you live in the UK you can only purchase the "international" option for $169. This is th..." More »