In the journal
The Little Greenhouse
A tabletop planter with a self-tuning grow light and a two-week water reservoir. We explore how it works and whether it fits your home.
Review
No store · Just helpful guidance
A greener homestarts with better advice.
Gardun is a growing library of plant care guides, smart-gardening tips, and honest gear recommendations. We’re not selling anything yet — we’re here to help you grow.
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Monstera
Moisture 62%
Fern
Just right
What you’ll find here
Plant careSmart gearSeasonal tipsPlant profilesHome gardensBeginner guides
The guides
Helpful information for modern plant parents.
Everything here is free to read. No paywalls, no affiliate pressure, just clear advice for greener homes.
Plant care guides
How to water, repot, prune, and troubleshoot your leafy friends without overthinking it.
Smart gear reviews
Honest looks at sensors, grow lights, and quiet tech that actually helps plants thrive.
Plant recommendations
Plants matched to your light, habits, and home — not the other way around.
Seasonal tips
What to do now, from spring repotting to winter watering, so your garden stays in rhythm.
Gear we cover
Tools we review, not sell.
Tested
Sprout Sensor
Slim probe, six-month battery, and plant-care nudges in an app. We share what it gets right.
Tested
Featured
Everyday Tool Set
Brass, walnut, and terracotta staples for mindful plant care.
Guide
We don’t stock these items — we write about what works, what doesn’t, and why.
Start here
Three small steps.A greener home.
Gardun is not a store or another dashboard. It’s a quiet place to learn: clear guides, honest reviews, and small tips that make plant care feel less like a mystery.
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Read a guide
Start with a question: why is my plant drooping, which light works, or what tool is worth it?
- 02
Pick what fits
Use our recommendations to choose plants, tools, and routines that match your space and habits.
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Grow with confidence
Apply one small tip at a time. The garden you want shows up in the tiny rituals you keep.
Reader notes
Helpful for people who just want to grow.
“I finally understand why my monstera droops. The guides explained humidity in a way that actually stuck.”
Priya N.
Gardun reader, Chicago
“The grow-light reviews saved me from buying three wrong things. Clear, honest, no fluff.”
Marcus T.
Gardun reader, Portland
“It’s like having a plant-savvy friend who happens to know a lot about gadgets. I check it every Sunday.”
Elena R.
Gardun reader, Austin
The journal
Slow reading for patient growers.
Honest essays on plant care, light, soil, and the small rituals of keeping things alive. New pieces land here as they publish.
Edible Native Plants for Home Gardens
Edible native plants can provide food, habitat, and resilience when matched to local conditions. Confirm identification and harvest safety before eating any wild or unfamiliar plant.
September 8, 2026
How to Improve Garden Soil Naturally
The most reliable way to improve garden soil is to add mature compost, keep living roots in the ground, protect the surface with mulch, and avoid working wet soil.
September 6, 2026
Container Vegetable Gardening: Grow Food in Small Spaces
Use containers with drainage, quality potting mix, and enough volume for the crop. Place sun-loving vegetables where they receive at least six hours of direct light.
September 4, 2026
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Common questions
Everything else you might wonder.
Is Gardun a store?
No. We don’t sell plants, devices, or anything else right now. Gardun is a free resource for gardening tips, plant care guides, and smart-gardening recommendations.
What kind of content do you publish?
Plant care guides, seasonal checklists, honest reviews of smart gardening tools, and recommendations for plants that fit your space and lifestyle.
Do you recommend products you don't sell?
Yes. When we mention a sensor, grow light, or planter, it’s because we’ve tested or researched it — not because we have it in stock.
How often is new content published?
New essays and guides land weekly. Gardun letter subscribers get them first, and everything is free to read.
Can I suggest a topic?
Please do. Write to us at hello@gardun.com and we’ll add it to the list. The best guides come from real questions.
Is the newsletter free?
Yes. The Gardun letter is free, arrives weekly, and you can unsubscribe anytime. We use it to share tips and let you know when new guides go live.
Something else on your mind? Write to us at hello@gardun.com.
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