- Access the EasyBloom database of 5,000+ plants (U.S. only)
- Find plants to thrive in every area of your home and garden, based on algorithms developed by leading plant horticulturalists and botanists
- Diagnose ailing plants and bring them back to health
- Keep inventory of your own plants for one-click plant care
- End the discouraging cycle of trial-and-error planting. Saves you money and time!
Product Description
The EasyBloom Plant Sensor helps you grow a perfect garden without the guesswork. Is this corner too hot, too dark, or too dry? Instead of wondering which plants will thrive where, know for sure with EasyBloom. This ingenious in-ground sensor reads and analyzes growing conditions in specific spots inside your home or yard, including sunlight, temperature, humidity, soil moisture and drainage. It even uses the same technology used on NASA’s Mars mission to measure the soil. Plug it into your computer and watch as it turns readings into recommendations, listing plants sure to flourish in your exact environment. Narrow your search more by specifying desired bloom color or season, plant height, drought tolerant, deer resistant, and other features. EasyBloom puts expert plant help in the palm of your hand: * Access the EasyBloom database of 5,000+ plants (developed with the largest growers of plants and flowers). * Find plants to thrive in every area of your home and garden, based on algorithms developed by leading plant horticulturalists and botanists * End the discouraging cycle of trial-and-error planting. * Diagnose ailing plants and bring them back to health. * Keep inventory of your own plants for one-click plant care. The ultimate “why didn’t someone think of that sooner” invention, EasyBloom is like having your own personal team of botanists on-call around the clock. The result? You spend a lot less time working in your garden, and a lot more time enjoying it. A perfect gift for novices to experienced gardeners, EasyBloom is completely reusable and works with your PC or Mac.
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5 Responses
I bought this as a gift for my boyfriends mother who loves her flower gardens. I thought it might be a useful tool in helping her decide what flowers to plant in each of her locations. She loved the product but hasn’t had the chance to use it since it was a Christmas gift and she received it in the middle of winter. I’m sure she will put it into use when its time to plant!
Rating: 4 / 5
Posted on January 12th, 2010 at 1:19 am
Despite the “Mac compatible” description here on Amazon, and on their press release, and on their website, the easyBloom is not yet Mac compatible. In fact, they do not expect to have Mac software until January of 2009 at the earliest. An attempt to get this information direct from the manufacturer resulted in the most incoherent, stupid responses from the worst customer service agents I’ve ever encountered. One told me to “Contact Mac for software” and then disconnected me. The other told me that it was available for download on their site, then changed his mind and told me there was no known schedule for Mac support.
Bad service from a company claiming great things for a new product. I ordered based on Amazon’s “Mac compatible” listing, and now I’ll have to return the product when it arrives.
Rating: 1 / 5
Posted on January 12th, 2010 at 1:49 am
All though the plant sensor is a great idea you lose all your dat if the battery dies & must start all over again. This product claims to have an indoor plant section but it is not usable, wish I had known I had to buy a seperate sensor that costs $20.00 more to work with my indoor plants, wish I had checked the fine print.
Rating: 2 / 5
Posted on January 12th, 2010 at 4:41 am
This product is for a beginer gardener/house plant person. It does not tell you if the plant need food or if the soil is missing needed items, only if light and drainage is good or the plant needs water.
Rating: 1 / 5
Posted on January 12th, 2010 at 6:12 am
Bought this as a Christmas gift for my sister-in-law. She loved it! Great gift.
Rating: 5 / 5
Posted on January 12th, 2010 at 7:45 am
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