A physicist's view of a smart garden

You will save a lot of effort and time if, already at the planning stage, you understand how to provide each new plant in the garden with its own, unique ecological niche that is comfortable for it alone. In my opinion, external microclimate sensors can be a great help with this

Beautiful flowerbeds rarely last long, Gause's principle

A beautiful garden and a sustainable ecosystem are far from the same thing. How can they be combined?

Very often, and one might even say always, it is easier to find the optimal plant for a specific location than to try to adjust the microclimate and soil parameters for a plant that is already in the ground. Think twice before planting something you are not 100% sure about. And use microclimate sensors—precise knowledge makes this kind of decision much easier

A Bit of N-Dimensional Geometry Applied to Gardening

Why it is so difficult to create truly ideal conditions for plants, and why clones of pop celebrities rarely replicate the success of their prototypes

Personal experience. It took about 5 hours to plant 10 cyclamen bushes between three pine trees. Of that, 4 hours were spent choosing the location and discussing it

Even 50 square meters of garden is a lot of work

What size garden or flower bed can you afford so as not to turn a pleasant and useful hobby into hard labor?

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A physicist's view of a smart garden

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A Bit of N-Dimensional Geometry Applied to Gardening

Even 50 square meters of garden is a lot of work

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Even a 50 m² garden requires a lot of work

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