Notice
Stand still in your patch for one minute. Name three things you can see, hear, or smell. The garden is always offering — most of us are too busy to receive.
Patch & Pot
The AI gardening tutor that teaches you how to garden where you live.
Ask a gardening question and receive a personalised masterclass shaped around your locality, climate, season, growing conditions, space and experience.
Ask Nàdar answers any gardening question in seconds. The AI Masterclass creator writes you a full multi-lesson course on any topic — from no-dig to seed saving to attracting bees. Both shaped to your climate zone, season, space and skill. Free to try, unlimited with any membership.
Our ethos
Grow your own, anywhere.
Whether that's a balcony rail, a shady kitchen windowsill, a ladder against the fence, a stack of gutters or a full plot — every guide, masterclass and calendar in Patch & Pot is shaped to whatever space you actually have.
Sow & plant
Garlic
October's cooling soil and shortening days trigger garlic to root before winter dormancy, ready for a June harvest in London.
Broad Bean
Autumn-sown broad beans overwinter in London to give an early May harvest, weeks before spring sowings.
On your list
Lift and store dahlia tubers
After the first frost blackens dahlia foliage in London, cut stems to 15cm, lift tubers carefully, brush off soil, and store upside-down in a frost-free shed to dry for a week before packing in barely moist compost or vermiculite.
Protect tender perennials
Move frost-tender container plants (citrus, scented geraniums, agapanthus) into a greenhouse, conservatory, or bright indoor spot in London before night temperatures drop below 5°C; water sparingly over winter.
Keep an eye out
Slugs and snails
Irregular holes in leaves, silvery slime trails, and seedlings disappearing overnight—peak activity in London's damp October nights.
Inside Patch & Pot
From pot to plate — grow anywhere, your way.
Region-aware advice generated for your exact place and month. Whether you garden on a ninth-floor balcony in Singapore or a windowsill in Reykjavík, you'll get a calendar, tasks and pest warnings that actually fit your conditions.
A note on patience
“Plants don't read calendars — but they do feel where you live. The most useful gardening advice is the kind written for your month, in your place.”
Why we're here
Grow food. Grow yourself.
Patch & Pot is built around a simple idea: tending plants tends you back. The patch isn't only a place to produce a meal — it's a chair you sit in, the sound of bees in the rosemary, a butterfly on the buddleia, the rustle of an ornamental grass. We help you grow the food, the flowers and the small daily practice that grows you, too.
Slow
Plants grow at plant pace. Watering, deadheading, pricking out — these are not chores to rush through, they're invitations to drop the day's tempo for ten minutes.
Nourish
Eat one thing you grew this week. Cut one stem for the kitchen table. The patch isn't there to look productive — it's there to feed you, in every sense of the word.
The full library
Every guide, course, AI tool and seasonal journal — in one place.
Four flexible tiers — from a single month for £2.99 to a full growing year for £15. No auto-renewals, no email lists, 30-day refund on every tier.
4 Foundation masterclasses
Propagation · Pest Control · Plant Care · Seasonal Planting
6 Deep-dive courses
Soil · Containers · Pollinators · Harvest · Cut Flowers · Reading the Sky
Unlimited AI masterclasses
Suggest any topic — full lesson set in 90 seconds
Seasonal Growing Journal PDF
A4 printable, region-aware, refreshed monthly
Full plant database
Care guides, companions, runtime translation to 58 languages
Best value
£15
12-month membership
One growing year, £15. No auto-renew — the membership ends naturally when the year is up.
🛡️ 30-day money-back guarantee. No subscriptions, no auto-renewal, no email lists.