A garden divided into places
Keep beds, vegetables, hedges, trees, containers and your own areas separate.
Florli organizes the whole garden into one plan. Beds, vegetables, trees and hedges keep their own history, while the weather helps decide what to do now and what should wait.

Start with one bed or plant and build your garden at your own pace.
Care built around your garden
Florli remembers what happened in every part of the garden and uses that history when organizing the next tasks.
Keep beds, vegetables, hedges, trees, containers and your own areas separate.
Rain, wind and temperature help you decide whether to do a task now or postpone it.
The cabinet keeps fertilizers and plant-care products together with their labels and usage history.
A garden without the clutter
You do not need to remember every plant separately. Florli gathers priorities and explains each suggestion.
Start with the bed, tree, vegetable patch or place you want to care for first.
The plan shows today’s tasks, work that can wait and the reason behind timing changes.
The completed task, product and follow-up observation can inform the next plan.
Florli prioritizes the whole garden and limits tasks that should not be done in the current conditions.

Your garden in one system
Florli connects everyday work with the information you will need for the next decision.
Group plants into beds, vegetables, fruit, hedges, containers and custom spaces.
Florli can postpone weather-sensitive watering, feeding, spraying and pruning tasks.
Know what you own, when it was used and whether it fits the current task.
Return to watering, feeding, planting, plant-protection work and your own notes.
Review outcomes and visible changes after completed care.
Add personal work and keep it in the shared plan for the days ahead.
One app, focused messages
Knowledge library
Concise guides move from an answer to an observation and your own plan in Florli.
Your garden. Its history. One plan.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Direct download links will appear here at launch.