This policy explains the standards used when planning, editing, updating, and correcting Grow Greens Daily content. It is intended to help readers understand the limits of general gardening information as well as the publication’s approach to accuracy.
People first topics
Articles should answer a clear gardening question, help a reader make a practical decision, or explain a problem that can be observed in real plants and soil. We avoid producing multiple pages that repeat the same advice with only a different keyword.
Research and factual checks
Writers should distinguish widely accepted horticultural practice from opinion, local custom, or an unverified trend. Depending on the subject, useful references may include university extension services, government agriculture or environmental agencies, recognised horticultural organisations, diagnostic resources, and the legally binding label on a pesticide or fertiliser product.
No automatic expert review claim
Editing for grammar, structure, links, or readability is not the same as review by a horticulturist, agronomist, botanist, toxicologist, or medical professional. The site should not display a “reviewed by” or “verified by” statement unless a named qualified person actually completed that review and the relationship can be documented.
Safety and local rules
Content involving pesticides, poisonous plants, equipment, allergies, food crops, invasive species, or water safety receives additional caution. Readers are directed to product labels and local authorities because legal uses and environmental conditions differ by region.
Internal and external links
Internal links are added where another article genuinely helps explain a phrase or next step. We avoid repetitive related reading boxes. External links, when used, should lead to relevant authoritative material rather than exist only to make an article appear researched.
Commercial independence
Advertising, affiliate arrangements, free samples, and partnerships must not determine the conclusion of an article. Affiliate and sponsored relationships should be disclosed clearly. Sponsored material, if accepted, should be labelled and kept separate from ordinary editorial content.
Updates and corrections
Articles may be updated when guidance changes, links break, products disappear, or a clearer explanation becomes available. Significant factual corrections should be made promptly. Readers can report a concern through the contact page.