Listing on HomeGrown takes less time than checking your letterbox. Open the app, take a photo of what you have too much of, such as courgettes, apples, a tray of seedlings or a bunch of dahlias, set a price, and post it. There is no form to fill in about grading or packaging, because nothing gets shipped anywhere.

Every listing on HomeGrown is for local pickup or a short local delivery, so what you photograph is what a buyer collects, usually the same day or the next. That keeps things simple on both sides. Growers do not need boxes, labels or a courier account, and buyers know the fruit or vegetables in the photo came from a garden a few streets away, not a warehouse or a distribution centre.

A listing only needs three things: a clear photo, a fair price, and roughly how much you have, whether that is a kilo of tomatoes, a dozen seedlings or a bucket of cut flowers. Buyers browse what is nearby, message you to arrange a pickup time, and collect in person. Whether you are clearing a glut of zucchini or just have a few spare seedlings on the porch, the listing step is exactly the same.

Try it for your own garden: homegrown-mobi.lovable.app.