Ezina · A Field Manual for Plant Care · United States Vol. I · Ed. 2027 · Proof copy

§ Compare · Checked Sept 2026

Ezina or Blossom?

If you've looked at plant care apps, you've probably seen Blossom. It identifies plants and keeps a care schedule for each, vegetables included. We built Ezina for the whole garden, indoor and out, food included. Here is how the two compare on what they do, what they cost, and what they do with your data.

We make Ezina, so read this knowing that. Every Blossom fact below says where we found it.

§ 010 · At a glance

What each app covers

Ezina BlossomPremium
Care 5 of 5 3 of 5 · 1 need Premium See the details
Identify and fix 4 of 5 3 of 5 · 3 need Premium See the details
Garden and outdoors 5 of 5 2 of 5 · 2 partly See the details
Log, calendar and impact 5 of 5 1 of 5 · 1 partly See the details
Privacy and data 5 of 5 0 of 5 · 1 partly, 1 not checked See the details
Price and access 2 of 5 · 1 partly 3 of 5 · 2 partly See the details
In all 26 of 30 · 1 partly 12 of 30 · 6 partly, 1 not checked
  • Has it
  • Partly
  • Not offered or not found
  • Not checked

Five direct comparisons per area, one dot each, taken from the detailed tables below. Ezina's plan is compared with Blossom Premium. We chose the rows, and each one says where we checked it. Not checked means we could not confirm it either way, and it is not counted.

§ 020 · Which one

Pick the one that fits what you grow

020.1Blossom

Pick Blossom if

  • You want care details down to the variety, like Beefsteak or Black Krim tomatoes.
  • You want a planting schedule counted from your last frost, without a garden plan.
  • You live outside the U.S., or want the app in one of its 5 languages.
  • You'd rather pay less than half of Ezina's price.
020.2Ezina

Pick Ezina if

  • You grow outside too: beds, vegetables, perennials, natives.
  • You want a map of your own yard: where the sun falls, where frost settles, where water runs.
  • You want pest and disease treatment where every step cites an extension service.
  • You care what an app shares about you, and want that written down.

§ 030 · Features

What each app does

Ezina Blossom
Care
Watering YesFrom the local forecast, the heat and how the plant is planted. Outdoor beds get an amount in gallons; rain lowers it. YesReminders on a set interval for each plant, such as every 7 days, and weather alerts, per its listing.
Other reminders YesFertilizing, and treatment steps that repeat on the interval their source gives. YesFertilize and repot reminders.
Indoor rooms YesSet a room's temperature and humidity once; every plant in it uses them. Not found
Light meter Yes PremiumOn each plant page; its listing includes it in Premium.
Share care YesSend a link. The plant sitter can log waterings without the app or an account. Not found
Identify and fix
Plant ID YesTwo services, Plant.id and Pl@ntNet, blended, with the match percentage shown. 1 credit per check; Early Access includes 50 a month. PremiumUnlimited identification needs Premium.
Insect ID YesMore than 14,000 insects and other invertebrates. Not found
Disease and pest treatment Yes300+ plans. Every step cites a university extension, a U.S. agency or the RHS, least invasive first. PremiumPhoto diagnosis with custom treatment plans, in Premium, per its listing.
Care advice sources CitedExtension services, USDA and peer-reviewed research, attached to the advice. Not found
Plant experts NoQuestions go to us by email, and bug reports from the app. PremiumAn AI botanist, in Premium, per its listing.
Garden and outdoors
Outdoor plants YesBeds, in-ground plants and containers outside. YesVegetables down to the variety, such as Beefsteak and Black Krim tomatoes.
What to plant when YesA planting calendar from your frost dates. PartlyA planting schedule counted from the last frost, which it fits to your hardiness zone.
Garden planning YesDig maps your lot from an address: trees from a laser survey, sun for every daylight hour, frost pockets and runoff. Then it lays out beds that fit. No
Native and invasive YesNative status by county, and invasive status from 43 contiguous states' lists. PartlyPlant pages give a native area, such as Central and South America, not status for your county.
Hardiness zone YesYour zone is on the planting calendar. YesSet your zone in its settings; plant pages give zone ranges.
Log, calendar and impact
Notes and photos YesThe Log: entries with photos, notes and tags. Waterings, treatments and plantings file themselves. YesNotes and a photo gallery for each plant.
Wildlife and species list YesTag the birds, pollinators and insects you see. The Life list counts every species. Not found
Calendar YesA week view of planting, watering, treatment and frost dates. PartlyA To do list of care tasks.
Ecological impact YesA planned bed shows the insects and birds its plants are recorded supporting. Not found
Community YesProfiles, a feed and comments. Photos are checked before they publish. Not found

§ 040 · Values

How each app treats you

Ezina Blossom
Privacy and data
Ads in the app None, everA written commitment, including no sponsored plants in results. Free versionIts paywall sells Premium as ad-free.
Tracking None for adsAnalytics can be turned off. Every outside service and what it receives is listed on our Transparency Promise. YesIts App Store label lists purchases, location and identifiers as used to track you. Google Play lists device IDs shared for advertising.
Doesn’t sell your data NeverA written commitment, with no exception for anonymized or aggregated data. Not checked
Export your data Yes, from SettingsPlants, care history and your original photos. Not found
Delete your account In the app Not foundIts settings offer Log out, not deletion.
Price and access
Lower price No$6.99 a month or $70 a year at launch. Early Access seats keep $4.99 or $50 for good. Educators and students: $3 or $30, on request. Yes$29.99 a year, or $2.99 a week, after a 7-day free trial.
Free plan NoNone after the trial. You pay to continue, or download your data. YesThe app opens without paying, with limited identifications and care tips.
Where Contiguous U.S.iPhone and Android, in English. WorldwideiPhone and Android, in 5 languages.
Price changes Opt-in only30 days' notice, and we never renew you onto a new price without your yes. Store rulesNo written commitment found beyond Apple's and Google's own rules.
Free trial 14 days, no cardIt ends without charging you. Then you pay to continue, or download your data. 7 daysA 7-day free trial before Premium.
Also compared, not scored
Missed care No day countA pill names where a plant stands: Water soon, Needs water or Overdue. Not checked
Funding Paid for by subscribers. No outside investment, by commitment. Mosaic S.r.l., part of Bending Spoons in Italy, which bought the app in 2024.

§ 050 · Our edge

Where Ezina does better

  • It maps your actual yard

    Give Dig an address and it pulls your lot line and your house, finds every tree around it from a laser survey, and casts their shade for every daylight hour. Blossom has no map of your yard.

  • It waters by the weather

    Watering follows the local forecast and the heat, and outdoor beds get an amount in gallons that rain lowers. Blossom reminds on a set interval, such as every 7 days.

  • It identifies insects

    More than 14,000 insects and other invertebrates, from a photo. Blossom has no insect ID we could find.

  • It shows its sources

    Every step of Ezina's 300+ treatment plans cites a university extension service, a U.S. agency or the RHS. We found no sources published for Blossom's advice.

  • It knows what's native where you live

    Native status by county, and invasive status from 43 contiguous states' lists. Blossom gives a native area, such as Central and South America, not status for your county.

  • It keeps your data yours

    No tracking for ads, an export of everything from Settings, and a written promise never to sell your data. Blossom's store labels list your location among data used to track you, and we found no export or deletion.

§ 060 · Fair's fair

Where Blossom does better

  • It's cheaper

    Blossom Premium is $29.99 a year, less than half of Ezina's launch price, and it has a free version.

  • It goes down to the variety

    Care details for Beefsteak, Better Boy or Black Krim, not just "tomato".

  • It's proven

    Over 5 million downloads on Google Play, Editors’ Choice, and a 2022 Webby People’s Voice award.

  • It goes further

    It works worldwide in 5 languages. Ezina is the contiguous U.S., in English.

§ 070 · Questions

Questions about switching

Is Ezina cheaper than Blossom?

No. Blossom Premium is $29.99 a year after a 7-day free trial, and it has a free version. Ezina is $70 a year at launch ($50 for Early Access seats), after a 14-day trial with no card.

Does either app show ads?

Ezina shows none, and its Transparency Promise commits to never running them. Blossom's paywall sells Premium as ad-free.

Can I move my plants from Blossom to Ezina?

Not automatically. We found no export in Blossom, so plants are added to Ezina one at a time or by photo identification.

Where can I use each app?

Ezina is in Early Access on iPhone and Android in the contiguous U.S. Blossom is available worldwide on iPhone and Android in 5 languages.

Something here is out of date.

Apps change. Email [email protected] and we'll check it and date the fix below.

Changes

29 Sept 2026: page drafted, then checked against the Blossom Android app during a free trial.

29 Sept 2026: Cost and fairness is now Price and access. Missed care moved to Also compared, and Free trial took its place.

Sources

Blossom, all read 29 Sept 2026: the Android app during a free trial (paywall, plant pages, a saved plant, settings), Google Play listing, Google Play data safety, App Store listing and privacy label, Bending Spoons’ purchase.

Ezina: our Transparency Promise, pricing and changelog. Blossom’s name and app icon are trademarks of Mosaic S.r.l., shown here only to identify the app we compare. Its icon is from its Google Play listing.