Situations
Choose from 6 conversations to practice
Choosing the Right Plants
Two or more people are at a garden center or nursery discussing what types of plants would be best suited for a specific garden plot or indoor space, considering factors like sunlight, soil, and maintenance.
Troubleshooting Plant Problems
A gardener is showing a struggling plant (e.g., wilting, yellowing leaves, pests) to another more experienced gardener, who then offers advice on diagnosing the issue and suggesting solutions.
Sharing Gardening Techniques
Gardeners are exchanging tips and tricks on specific gardening techniques, such as pruning methods, composting, pest control, or propagating plants from cuttings.
Planning Seasonal Garden Care
A group is discussing the tasks and preparations needed for their garden during an upcoming season (e.g., preparing beds for spring planting, winterizing plants, harvesting in autumn).
Discussing Garden Layouts & Designs
Friends or neighbors are brainstorming ideas for improving their garden's aesthetic appeal or functionality, talking about new bed designs, pathways, or integrating specific features like water elements.
Comparing Gardening Tools & Products
Gardeners are reviewing and recommending different gardening tools (e.g., pruners, shovels, watering cans) or products (e.g., soil amendments, fertilizers, organic pest sprays), sharing their experiences with specific brands or types.