A Practical Plant Library
for Real Yards

KnowTheYard exists to turn scattered plant-care advice into a cleaner public reference. Home gardeners usually have to jump between forum threads, nursery blurbs, extension PDFs, and product pages just to answer one simple question.

We publish structured plant profiles, practical guides, troubleshooting pages, and comparisons so readers can move from identification to action without guessing which source applies to their yard.

KnowTheYard uses structured content models so plant profiles, comparison pages, and care guides can stay consistent across the site. That structure helps us keep route ownership clear and makes it easier to review what is published, what is still incomplete, and what needs updating.

The goal is practical coverage, not inflated inventory claims. Every public count on this site comes from the content that is actually published in the app today.

Review-lane attribution on KnowTheYard is tied to published content. When a page includes a valid `reviewedBy` record, it counts toward the public review totals shown on our trust pages.

We document sourcing, correction handling, and update expectations in our editorial policy and methodology pages so readers can see how content moves from draft to publication.

• 1Research pass: The editorial workflow starts with source gathering, content shaping, and route-specific drafting.
• 2Review attribution: Pages marked with a public review lane are counted directly from the published content repository.
• 3Ongoing fixes: Corrections, broken links, and stale claims are repaired in the owning page or data layer instead of hidden downstream.