Finding Umami: The Launch of Candide Gardening App at BabylonstorenThe world of gardening just got better with the launch of Candide, the new gardening app that brings together a community of green thumbs, plant enthusiasts, and nature lovers to share gardening tips, discover new plants, and connect with fellow gardeners.The launch of Candide took place at Babylonstoren, the beautiful 3.5-hectare farm and garden, located in the Cape Winelands of South Africa. The event showcased how the app works and how it can help gardeners of all levels, from beginners to experts, in their gardening journey.The launch showcased how the app’s features can help gardeners in various ways. It allows users to identify plants through image recognition and offer recommendations on plant care. The app also features a ‘Nearby’ tab that uses GPS to show users nearby gardens and nurseries that they can explore.One of the highlights of Candide is the ‘Umami’ feature, which allows users to discover new plants and recipes using locally-sourced ingredients. Umami is a Japanese term used to describe the ‘fifth taste’, which is often associated with savoury and rich foods. Candide’s Umami feature brings the same concept to gardening and cooking, enabling users to explore various herbs, fruits, and vegetables, their unique flavours and uses, and connect with community gardeners who might have interesting recipes to share.The app’s launch at Babylonstoren was not only an introduction to a new gardening tool but also a celebration of sustainable living. Babylonstoren is a perfect example of this as it is home to more than 300 varieties of plants, fruits, and vegetables that are cultivated organically and harvested daily, providing guests with fresh and healthy meals.The Candide gardening app is not just a tool for gardening enthusiasts but also for those who wish to make a positive impact on the environment. By connecting users to local nurseries, plant suppliers, and community gardens, Candide reinforces the importance of supporting local businesses and ensuring that plants are ethically sourced and cared for.In conclusion, Candide’s launch at Babylonstoren represents the growing trend of people wanting to connect with nature and make more environmentally-conscious choices. The app has a lot to offer not just in terms of gardening but also in supporting local communities, promoting sustainability, and encouraging a love of nature.If you are a green thumb or simply interested in gardening and sustainable living, make sure to download Candide today and join the community of gardeners who share a love for nature and the environment.
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