There are so many ideas fizzing out of the new gardening app Into Gardens launched this week, that the hand can’t help reaching for pen and paper.
There are so many ideas fizzing out of the new gardening app Into Gardens launched this week, that the hand can’t help reaching for pen and paper.
That somebody is James Alexander-Sinclair, the British garden designer who conceived and begat the app.
That somebody is James Alexander-Sinclair, the British garden designer who conceived and begat the app.
It is edited by Tiffany Daneff “but I tend to breathe over her shoulder a lot,” explains James.
It is edited by Tiffany Daneff “but I tend to breathe over her shoulder a lot,” explains James.
Into Gardens, £2.99 or $4.50 in the US, also concerns itself with eating what you grow and Mark Diacono (on fruit, above) is typical of the caliber of contributor: not to be argued with and very funny.
Into Gardens, £2.99 or $4.50 in the US, also concerns itself with eating what you grow and Mark Diacono (on fruit, above) is typical of the caliber of contributor: not to be argued with and very funny.
Into Gardens has interactive captions, so important for the detailed mind, and useful when taking the iPad shopping. Followers of Alexander-Sinclair’s Blogging from Blackpitts, a regular on the Gardenista Newsstand, will know that he likes to lower the tone.
Into Gardens has interactive captions, so important for the detailed mind, and useful when taking the iPad shopping. Followers of Alexander-Sinclair’s Blogging from Blackpitts, a regular on the Gardenista Newsstand, will know that he likes to lower the tone.