About the project

A food garden starts with the conditions that are actually available

Global Garden Planner addresses a simple question that rarely has one national answer: what could make sense to plant here, at this time and in this space?

The idea

Instead of applying one calendar across Australia, the planner compares a broad climate profile chosen by the person with month, direct sunlight, root depth, space, watering routine and experience. It shows reasons and cautions rather than promising a harvest.

The Australia package

  • A browser-based planner that needs no account or postcode.
  • Five deliberately broad climate profiles selected by the user.
  • Original pages for 24 common food-garden crops.
  • Eight practical guides about site observation, setup and routine.
  • Methodology, provenance, editorial, privacy and review records.

One product, independent local packages

The codebase can support more than one country, but data and approval do not travel across borders automatically. Each country-and-language package owns its routes, crop names, climate profiles, calendars, wording, sources and review record. An unavailable market is not silently replaced with Australian or Brazilian advice.

Coverage limits

The package is not validated postcode by postcode and does not infer a local climate. There is no weather forecast, pest or disease diagnosis, pesticide prescription, user account, reminder service or guarantee that a particular cultivar will succeed.

Responsibility and review

The project is published under the public responsibility ofJose Camacho Sanchez, a natural person established inSpain. That identifies the operator; it does not itself provide agronomic validation.

Ceferin has approved this exact package for editorial publication. It does not claim independent agronomic or native Australian English review and does not amount to a postcode-level guarantee.

Funding

The current version has no advertisements, sponsored links, subscriptions or affiliate placements. Advertising may be considered later only after separate privacy, consent, policy and layout review. It cannot affect crop scoring or editorial conclusions.