00For home growers

The agronomist your garden never had.

Tell Grove what you're growing and where. It builds a season-long feeding plan for those crops, in that soil, under this week's weather — then tells you what to do next, and why.

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Grounded in the researchAnswers come from Cooperative Extension work — and Grove says so when it isn't sure.

No brands, no commissionGrove recommends nutrient types and timing — never a product, never a cut.

Teaches the real termsThe name the research uses, with the plain meaning right beside it.

Tell Grove what you're growing and where. It builds a season-long feeding plan for those crops, in that soil, under this week's weather — then tells you what to do next, and why.

  • Side-dressing — feeding in a band beside the row
  • The 4Rs — right source, rate, time, place
  • Drip line — the soil under a plant's outermost leaves
  • Bulking — when roots and fruit put on size
  • Bolting — when heat pushes a plant to seed early
  • Hardening off — easing seedlings outdoors before transplanting
  • N-P-K — nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium
  • Chlorosis — leaves yellowing for lack of chlorophyll

01How Grove sounds

It teaches while it answers.

Grove names the real term the first time it comes up, with the plain meaning right beside it. Ask it anything — it's grounded in Cooperative Extension research, and it says so when it isn't sure.

  1. 01 The real termnitrogen deficiency
  2. 02 The plain meaningshort on the nutrient that fuels leafy growth
  3. 03 What to do, and whenside-dress at half strength along the drip line; new growth greens up in 7–10 days
A staked tomato plant at golden hour: the lowest, oldest leaves have turned uniformly pale yellow while the growth above stays deep green
Ask Grove Tomato · Zone 7a
You: My tomato leaves are yellowing from the bottom up. Normal?
Grove: Early nitrogen deficiency — your plant's short on the nutrient that fuels leafy growth. Side-dress with a nitrogen source at half strength along the drip line; look for new growth greening up in 7–10 days.
You: Should I water before Sunday?
Grove: Sunday just hit 94°F in your forecast — that changes tonight's plan, not Sunday's. Deep-water this evening so roots are cool before the heat lands, and skip a midday feed while it's this hot.

02What drives the plan

A heat spike Sunday isn't trivia.

Grove reads a seven-day look-ahead against your crops, not just the forecast on its own. When the week turns, the plan turns with it — before the damage, not after.

Heat advisory · Sun 94°F

7-day outlook Zone 7a
  1. Mon78°
  2. Tue81°
  3. Wed79°
  4. Thu83°
  5. Fri88°
  6. Sat91°
  7. Sun94°, heat advisory
Saturday's plan was: Midday feed now: Evening deep-water Feed · held

Sunday's spike moves Saturday's task: deep-water in the evening and hold the midday feed, so roots go into the heat cool and fed — not stressed.

03Everything, at a glance

Built to make itself obsolete.

Grove teaches the real terms as it goes. They're what the research uses and what other growers say — learning them is how you stop needing an app like this.

A smartphone camera held close to a tomato leaf showing yellowing between the veins, in a backyard garden

Reading · interveinal chlorosisyellowing between the veins

01

Plant Check

Point your camera at a leaf. Grove reads yellowing, spotting and chewing damage, then walks you through what's likely, what to rule out, and what to do this week.

02

Ask anything

Side-dressing, bulking, pounds per acre. Answers are grounded in Cooperative Extension research, and Grove tells you when it isn't sure.

A gloved hand side-dressing a young tomato plant: a thin band of granular plant food laid on the soil a hand's width from the stem

03

What to feed, and when

Every crop gets a schedule built on the 4Rs — the right source, rate, time and place. In plain words: what to feed, how much, when, and where to put it.

04

Weather that moves the plan

A cold snap in the extended forecast pushes transplanting back a week. Grove rewrites the whole schedule around it, not just the one day that changed.

An open garden notebook with a pressed tomato leaf on a weathered potting bench in evening light

05

Reminders that don't nag

Grove remembers what it told you and when — nudges feel like memory, not homework.

04Honest by design

Grove has nothing to gain from what you buy.

Grove recommends nutrient types and timing. It never names a brand, never links you to a product, and takes no cut of anything you purchase.

When the honest answer is

"your soil doesn't need feeding at all"

— that's the answer you get. A sweet potato given too much nitrogen too late gives you a jungle of leaves and skinny roots. Grove tells you that before it happens, not after.

A backyard vegetable garden at golden hour — rows of tomato plants and leafy greens, warm evening light across dark tilled soil

05Pricing

One plan, because there's nothing else to sell you.

Every new grower gets Grove in full, free for 7 days — every feature, no card.

Monthly

$5.99 per month

Yearly

$49.99 per year Two months on the house

Sold through Grove's own checkout, with Stripe as the payment processor. Cancel any time from inside the app; your access runs to the end of the period you've paid for.

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