What's new
What's new on Hortario: new regions, plants, features and improvements to the garden calendar for Spain, France, Italy, Portugal and Greece.
- Planting diary in My garden Note what you sowed or planted and when: Hortario works out the next steps day by day and reminds you.
- Hortario comes to France: 96 departments and 24 new plants The garden calendar now covers all 96 departments of mainland France, using Météo-France climate normals, and the catalogue grows to 216 plants.
- +33 plants for Italian gardens There are now 192 plants: asparagus, cavolo nero, Savoy cabbage, cardoon, lamb's lettuce, bergamot, star jasmine, crape myrtle, photinia, cyclamen, windmill palm and more.
- Hortario comes to Italy: 107 provinces The garden calendar now covers all 107 Italian provinces, using climate normals from the weather station in each provincial capital.
- +82 plants: Greek and Portuguese gardens Hortario's catalogue now has 159 plants: okra, basil, pistachio, bitter orange, cypress, Galician kale, coriander, piri-piri, passion fruit, bird of paradise and more.
- Hortario comes to Portugal: 18 districts, the Azores and Madeira A new garden calendar for Portugal: 18 districts, the Azores and Madeira, using IPMA climate normals for a weather station in each.
- Hortario now speaks Portuguese Hortario adds an eighth language: European Portuguese, on the website, in the app, in all 77 plant guides and in the reminders.
- Hortario comes to Greece: a calendar for all 13 regions A new garden calendar for Greece's 13 regions, using the climate of a weather station in each region. In Greek, English and Russian.
- Hortario now speaks Italian and Greek Hortario now comes in seven languages: we've added Italian and Greek to the website, the app, all 77 plant guides and the reminders.
- A new calendar: feeding, pruning and prevention at a glance The month summary now has six blocks: sowing, planting, harvest, pruning, feeding and prevention. Lists fold away and the site uses the full width on a computer.
- Real photos for all 77 plants Plant guides now show real photographs from Wikimedia Commons, with the author and licence under each image and a photo credits page.
- 49 provinces, 7 climate zones and 77 plants The calendar now covers 49 provinces and Melilla with AEMET data, seven climate zones and 77 plants, from northern fruit trees to citrus, nuts and cacti.
