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Growers Ground

Map-first garden sharing app connecting gardeners with hosts who have yard space to share

A map-first app for finding and sharing garden space with local gardeners and hosts across the US and Canada.

About this launch

Screenshot of the Growers Ground homepage
growersground.com, as visitors see it

Growers Ground is a map-first garden-sharing app that connects people who want to grow with people who have unused garden space. The app features map-based discovery of hosts, gardeners, and community garden spots, with privacy-first design where locations are approximate until users choose to connect. Users can browse profiles, message before committing, and access community features including growing journals, neighborhood groups, and local events. The platform is not yet in app stores but offers free community garden maps and growing guides on its website, with a waitlist for the full app experience launching city by city across the US and Canada.

What it does

  • Host and gardener profiles
  • Real-time messaging
  • Community spots layer
  • Growing journals and chat
  • Approximate location privacy
  • Neighborhood groups and local Q&A
  • Mapped community gardens across 60 US and Canadian metros

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium

Shopper questions

What is Growers Ground?

Growers Ground is a map-first garden-sharing app that connects people who want to grow with people who have unused garden space, plus community gardens and other places to grow. The app is not yet in app stores, but the website's garden maps and guides are free, and you can join the waitlist for the app.

How can I share my unused garden space?

Decide whether your space is suitable, check any lease, HOA or insurance limits, and choose what you want in return. Put the agreement in writing before anyone plants. You can find a gardener by asking neighbors, local gardening clubs, or community boards.

Will my exact address be shown on the map?

No. In the app, locations are approximate until you choose to connect with someone.

What do gardeners give hosts in return?

That is up to the two of you. Common arrangements include a harvest share, barter or seasonal rent, agreed before anyone gardens. Growers Ground does not handle payments for plots.

How is a yard share different from a community garden?

A community garden plot is usually run by a city, nonprofit or garden association, often with a waitlist and fixed rules. A yard share is a private agreement between a host and a gardener, so the two of you set the terms.

More on this profile

Growers Ground has a free listing. The owner can unlock the full profile with a paid launch for $5:

  • Founder story (locked)
  • Milestones (locked)
  • Demo video (locked)
  • Dofollow website link (locked)

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