SAN FRANCISCO – Oct. 27, 2008 – PlantSense Inc. (www.easybloom.com) today unveiled the EasyBloom Plant Sensor, a gardening solution that can recommend exactly which plants will thrive in a particular spot, and diagnoses what is wrong with ailing plants. This marks the first time this type of horticultural technology has been available to the general consumer.

SAN FRANCISCO – Oct. 27, 2008 – PlantSense Inc. (www.easybloom.com), makers of the first Internet-connected gardening tool, today announced partnerships with leading gardening and seed companies including Ball Horticultural Company, W. Atlee Burpee and the National Gardening Association, and AccuWeather.com, The World's Weather Authority®. PlantSense has tapped detailed plant and weather intelligence from these leading organizations to help people know what to plant where, and ensure that what they plant thrives.

New Internet-Connected Device Will Help Ensure Plants Thrive
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. June 16, 2008. – PlantSense, a pioneer in Internet-enabled gardening tools, has received $3.5 million in Series A funding from Gabriel Ventures and independent investors. Working in combination with its free Internet service, the PlantSense tool recommends which plants will thrive in a specific location and diagnoses what is wrong with ailing plants. The device, due to be launched later this year, can be used year-round in homes and gardens. “Americans spend $21 billion annually on plants, but a third of those plants die within a year,” said Matthew Glenn, CEO for PlantSense. “For many people, gardening, and especially figuring out what to plant where, is a frustrating and expensive process of trial and error. PlantSense’s device will be like having a botanist in your pocket making it easier and less work to enjoy thriving plants.”