In Print: Saturday, June 20, 2009
The flower-topped sensor may be helpful to beginner gardeners.
I'm a green thumb, but also techno dumb. Out in the garden, I'm at home with my shovel and pruners. At the computer, I can manage the basics, but new gizmos and gadgets make my head spin.
Then along comes the Easy Bloom Plant Sensor, the first Internet-connected gardening tool billed as "the easy way to a beautiful garden." The high-tech sensor measures sunlight, temperature, humidity and soil moisture, then recommends the best plants for your garden from its Web site database of 5,000 plants.
Read more:
Gardening goes high-tech with Easy Bloom Plant Sensor - St. Petersburg Times
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