I've made a web app for people living in developing countries or remote regions that helps share planting information between them and lets them build a planting calendar together for their community or location. It's called [https://gardenerplanet.com/](https://gardenerplanet.com).

I would love to get some feedback on it. What makes this planting calendar unique is that it only lists crop varieties that were already grown successfully before within the area selected by the user. So the user will know that any listed plant variety inside the created planting calendar is guaranteed to grow well within that area. For a more in-depth explanation please read the [Medium article](https://medium.com/@zakelijkm08/what-is-gardenerplanet-com-aee818b7728) I wrote about GardenerPlanet.com. I'd love to hear your opinion on this web app and about ways in which it can be improved.

[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/YlD6X.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/YlD6X.png)

EDIT: Here's a better explanation on why this website is especially useful to gardeners from developing countries and remote regions. With developing countries i mean both second and third world countries.

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> Its not ment only to be used by people from developing countries. This
> app can be useful to every gardener on earth. But what i do want to
> point out with the title is that this app is especially useful for
> people living in developing countries and remote regions because it
> allows them to create a plant information knowledge hub for their
> specific location and in their own language.
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> As you may know most websites on the internet are in english, but only
> 17% of the world population speak english. That means that if you're a
> gardener from say Indonesia and you can't read english then you're
> going to have a hard time finding planting information in your
> language [because only 0.6% of all websites are written in indonesian](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_used_on_the_Internet).
> 
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> With this website a gardener from indonesia can create a garden
> journal about a specific crop variety in his own language which can
> then be used as a plantguide by other indonesian gardeners. It can
> also be used together with other garden journals from the region to
> create a planting calendar for that specific location. Such a planting
> calendar only includes crop varieties that were already grown
> successfully by other local gardeners before and all garden journals
> will be in their language.
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