Home Intelligence
AvailableKnow what your garden needs next.
Add a current photo of a plant, border or garden to get a useful first view of what it may need now and what to keep an eye on.

- What you can add
- A current plant, border or garden photo
- What you will get
- Likely identification, signs worth noticing, seasonal guidance and a useful next step
- What stays in your record
- The photo, plant note and any care task or brief you choose to keep
- What happens next
- Save a care task · Plan the garden · Request a quote · Find a gardener
AI Garden Scan · Preparing
LawnDeep borderTerraceWhat is growing
Established lawn, mixed shrub borders and a young multi-stem tree, with a paved dining terrace.
Health and condition
Zones
Seasonal priorities
Indicative scope
£0 – £0
An indicative range for the work, not a quote.
The plan
- Relieve the congested borders and re-space for year-round structure.
- A seasonal care rhythm that keeps the lawn and beds ahead of the weather.
- Protect the young tree through its establishing years.
- A named gardener confirms scope and price on a visit.
A sample reading and indicative scope, not a botanical diagnosis, measured survey or binding quote. A named gardener confirms scope and price.
What this is, and is not
This is an initial visual interpretation, not a botanical diagnosis, measured site survey or binding quote. A gardener or designer confirms on-site conditions, scope and price where needed.
Get to know what your garden needs, season by season.
Use a current observation to understand the next useful task, then keep the note with your home if you want to return to it.

Good to know
- How certain is plant identification?
- HoWA should show how confident the identification is and let you correct it. A correction can then be kept with your garden record.
- Does using the garden feature book work?
- No. A care task, design brief or quote request is created only when you choose the next step.
Ask HoWA
Start with your home.
Every document, answer and task you choose to save gives HoWA more useful context for next time.





