{ "schema": "p31.gardenZone/1.0.0", "version": "1.0.0", "updated": "2026-04-30", "operator": { "entity": "P31 Labs, Inc.", "household": "Camden County, GA" }, "zone": { "usdaHardiness": "8b/9a", "region": "Coastal Plain, southeast Georgia", "soilCharacter": "sandy, slightly acidic (pH 5.5-6.5), excellent drainage, low organic matter without amendment", "summerExtremes": "humid, 90-95°F daytime, afternoon thunderstorms common Jun-Sep", "winterExtremes": "mild, occasional frost Dec-Feb, hard freezes rare", "monarchFlywayWindow": "Sep 25 - Nov 5 (peak migration through Camden / Cumberland Island)", "darkSkyAccess": "Cumberland Island National Seashore — Bortle 3 within 20 miles", "note": "Zone is generous. Full sun is the operator's main constraint, not cold. Most plants below tolerate -8°C / 18°F minimums; satsuma and fig are the cold-edge cases." }, "audience": { "primary": "S.J., W.J. — operator children (initials only, per .cursorrules)", "secondary": "operator (Will), garden-aware household visitors", "agePoseStanding": "knee-high to waist-high planting elevations preferred so children can plant, water, and harvest unaided" }, "designPrinciples": [ { "name": "enclosure", "rule": "Children need a place to enter, not just walk past. Sunflower fortress, willow tunnel, or bean teepee is non-negotiable.", "satisfiedBy": ["sunflower-fortress", "moonlight-bed-trellis"] }, { "name": "tasteable-by-month", "rule": "Something ripe to taste in every month of the year. Stagger plantings so the garden is always returning a small reward.", "satisfiedBy": ["rabbiteye-blueberry", "satsuma", "brown-turkey-fig", "strawberry", "mint", "nasturtium"] }, { "name": "kid-sized-tools", "rule": "A 'do' garden, not a 'watch' garden. Digging zone with kid-scale shovels and gloves. No off-limits beds in the kid-territory zones.", "satisfiedBy": ["digging-zone", "yes-zone"] }, { "name": "sit-and-look", "rule": "A bench, stump, or stone for sustained observation. Bumblebee-watching, monarch-watching, beetle-watching all require pausing.", "satisfiedBy": ["grandmother-bench", "stone-circle"] }, { "name": "sensory-zoning", "rule": "Each sensory channel (smell, touch, taste, sound, sight) gets its own intentional zone — AuDHD-friendly opt-in/out. No overstimulating mix-and-mash.", "satisfiedBy": ["sensory-barefoot-path", "wind-library", "moonlight-bed", "pollinator-flyway"] }, { "name": "ownership-square", "rule": "Each child gets a marked plot they fully own. Inside the square: their decisions. Outside: family-shared. Sovereignty practice.", "satisfiedBy": ["sj-square", "wj-square"] }, { "name": "yes-zone", "rule": "One bed where children can pick anything anytime, no permission. Cut-and-come-again flowers + soft herbs. Teaches that other zones have rules without making rules feel like rejection.", "satisfiedBy": ["yes-zone"] }, { "name": "calendar-ritual", "rule": "Plant one new thing together every solstice and equinox. Garden becomes the year. Four times = four memories per year.", "satisfiedBy": ["seasonal-planting-calendar"] } ], "plants": [ { "id": "rabbiteye-blueberry", "common": "Rabbiteye blueberry", "scientific": "Vaccinium virgatum", "cultivars": ["Climax", "Premier", "Tifblue"], "type": "edible-shrub", "kidActivity": "harvest", "harvestWindow": "late June - mid July", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "shoulder-height for child by year 3", "soilPh": "4.5-5.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "moderate", "pollinationNote": "plant at least two cultivars within 50 ft for cross-pollination", "reasonHere": "Camden's sandy acidic Coastal Plain soil is rabbiteye paradise. Three bushes outproduce a household — every July you have jam ingredients.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "brown-turkey-fig", "common": "Brown Turkey fig", "scientific": "Ficus carica 'Brown Turkey'", "type": "edible-tree", "kidActivity": "harvest", "harvestWindow": "August - early September", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "fruit reachable from ground; tree is multi-stem 8-15 ft", "soilPh": "6.0-6.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "low once established", "reasonHere": "One tree outproduces a family. Fruit ripens to soft sweetness right off the limb. Kids will eat them faster than you can pick them.", "tier": "B" }, { "id": "satsuma", "common": "Satsuma orange", "scientific": "Citrus unshiu", "cultivars": ["Owari", "Brown Select"], "type": "edible-tree", "kidActivity": "harvest", "harvestWindow": "November - January (cold-sweetened)", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "child-height fruit by year 3", "soilPh": "6.0-6.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "moderate", "coldTolerance": "hardy to ~15°F; protect first 2 winters", "reasonHere": "Cold-hardy citrus on the zone-9a edge. Fragrant in spring bloom. Easy-peel kid-friendly fruit in winter. Doubles as kid's named tree.", "tier": "B" }, { "id": "swamp-milkweed", "common": "Swamp milkweed", "scientific": "Asclepias incarnata", "type": "native-perennial", "kidActivity": "watch", "ecologicalRole": "monarch host plant + nectar", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "3-4 ft, eye-level for child", "soilPh": "5.5-7.0", "sunNeed": "full to part-sun", "waterNeed": "moist (tolerates wet feet)", "reasonHere": "Native — feeds monarchs without the disease pressure of tropical milkweed. Camden is on the fall migration corridor. Caterpillar → chrysalis → butterfly visible Sep-Nov in your own yard.", "tier": "A", "doNotSubstituteWith": "Asclepias curassavica (tropical milkweed) — disrupts monarch migration timing, accumulates OE pathogen" }, { "id": "butterfly-milkweed", "common": "Butterfly milkweed", "scientific": "Asclepias tuberosa", "type": "native-perennial", "kidActivity": "watch", "ecologicalRole": "monarch host plant + dry-soil nectar", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "1-3 ft", "soilPh": "5.5-7.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "low (drought-tolerant once established)", "reasonHere": "Pairs with swamp milkweed for the dry edges of the pollinator flyway. Bright orange flat-topped flowers — monarchs land like a runway.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "sweetshrub", "common": "Sweetshrub / Carolina allspice", "scientific": "Calycanthus floridus", "type": "native-shrub", "kidActivity": "smell", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "6-9 ft", "soilPh": "5.5-6.5", "sunNeed": "part-sun", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Native, indestructible. Crush a leaf — smells like fruit punch. Maroon spring flowers smell like pineapple-banana-strawberry. A smell-zone anchor.", "tier": "B" }, { "id": "fringe-tree", "common": "Fringe tree / Old man's beard", "scientific": "Chionanthus virginicus", "type": "native-tree", "kidActivity": "watch", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "12-20 ft", "soilPh": "5.5-6.5", "sunNeed": "full to part-sun", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Native. Drips with white spring blooms — looks like snow that didn't reach the ground. Excellent candidate for a child's named tree (slow-grow, hugged-trunk-friendly).", "tier": "B" }, { "id": "redbud", "common": "Eastern redbud", "scientific": "Cercis canadensis", "type": "native-tree", "kidActivity": "watch", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "20-30 ft", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "full to part-sun", "waterNeed": "low to moderate", "reasonHere": "First color of spring — bare branches break out in magenta-pink. Native. Good named-tree candidate; flowers are edible (slightly sweet, kids love picking).", "tier": "B" }, { "id": "mammoth-russian-sunflower", "common": "Mammoth Russian sunflower", "scientific": "Helianthus annuus 'Mammoth Russian'", "type": "annual-edible", "kidActivity": "build", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "9-12 ft", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Build-material for the sunflower fortress. By August it's a 9-foot ring of stalks with a child-sized doorway gap. Pole beans climb the stalks (Three Sisters style).", "tier": "A", "structuralUse": "sunflower-fortress" }, { "id": "kentucky-wonder-pole-bean", "common": "Kentucky Wonder pole bean", "scientific": "Phaseolus vulgaris 'Kentucky Wonder'", "type": "annual-edible", "kidActivity": "harvest", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "vines up to 8-10 ft on support", "soilPh": "6.0-6.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Climbs sunflower stalks (Three Sisters companion). Productive enough kids snap-pick all summer. Edible green.", "tier": "A", "structuralUse": "sunflower-fortress" }, { "id": "moonflower-vine", "common": "Moonflower vine", "scientific": "Ipomoea alba", "type": "annual-vine", "kidActivity": "watch", "openingTime": "sunset (~30 min)", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "10-15 ft on trellis", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Anchors the moonlight-bed trellis. Watching a flower open in 30 seconds at dusk is the after-dinner ritual. Fragrant.", "tier": "B", "structuralUse": "moonlight-bed-trellis" }, { "id": "white-nicotiana", "common": "Flowering tobacco (white)", "scientific": "Nicotiana sylvestris", "type": "annual-flower", "kidActivity": "smell", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "3-5 ft", "soilPh": "5.5-7.0", "sunNeed": "part-sun", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Moonlight-bed companion. Tall white tubular flowers, fragrant after dusk. Hawkmoth visitors at twilight.", "tier": "B" }, { "id": "lambs-ear", "common": "Lamb's ear", "scientific": "Stachys byzantina", "type": "perennial-foliage", "kidActivity": "touch", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "6-12 inches", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "low (drought-tolerant)", "reasonHere": "Silver-soft fuzzy leaves, irresistible to pet. Anchors the touch-zone of the moonlight bed. Mirrors lunar light.", "tier": "B" }, { "id": "creeping-thyme", "common": "Creeping thyme", "scientific": "Thymus serpyllum", "type": "perennial-groundcover", "kidActivity": "step / smell", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "2-4 inches", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "low", "reasonHere": "Releases herbal smell when stepped on barefoot. One of the six tiles in the sensory barefoot path.", "tier": "A", "structuralUse": "sensory-barefoot-path" }, { "id": "mint", "common": "Spearmint / Peppermint", "scientific": "Mentha spicata, Mentha × piperita", "type": "perennial-herb", "kidActivity": "taste / smell", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "1-2 ft", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "part-sun", "waterNeed": "moderate", "containmentRule": "Plant in container or bed bordered with deep edge — runners spread aggressively in zone 8b.", "reasonHere": "Tasteable any time. Resilient to picking. Pair with the yes-zone or smell zone.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "nasturtium", "common": "Nasturtium", "scientific": "Tropaeolum majus", "type": "annual-edible-flower", "kidActivity": "harvest / taste", "harvestWindow": "Apr - Oct", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "1 ft trailing", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "full to part-sun", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Edible peppery flowers — kids pick and eat directly. Round leaves catch dewdrops kids love. Pair with the yes-zone.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "cherry-tomato", "common": "Cherry tomato", "scientific": "Solanum lycopersicum (cv. 'Sungold' / 'Sweet 100')", "type": "annual-edible", "kidActivity": "harvest / taste", "harvestWindow": "Jun - Oct", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "4-6 ft caged", "soilPh": "6.0-6.8", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Picked-and-popped reward. The bridge between yes-zone and pizza-circle. Sungold is the operator's likely first pick — kids prefer sweet.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "zinnia", "common": "Zinnia", "scientific": "Zinnia elegans", "type": "annual-flower", "kidActivity": "harvest / cut", "harvestWindow": "Jun - Oct", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "2-3 ft", "soilPh": "5.5-7.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "low to moderate", "reasonHere": "Yes-zone anchor. Cut-and-come-again — picking actually triggers more flowers. Pollinator magnet.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "cosmos", "common": "Cosmos", "scientific": "Cosmos bipinnatus", "type": "annual-flower", "kidActivity": "harvest / cut", "harvestWindow": "Jul - Oct", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "3-5 ft", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "low", "reasonHere": "Yes-zone tall layer. Self-seeds — once planted, returns. Lacy foliage moves in wind, contributes to wind-library visual.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "snapdragon", "common": "Snapdragon", "scientific": "Antirrhinum majus", "type": "annual-flower", "kidActivity": "play (snap)", "harvestWindow": "Mar - Jun (cool-season)", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "1-3 ft", "soilPh": "6.0-7.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Pinch the flower sides — it snaps open like a tiny dragon mouth. Cool-season — flowers when zinnias and cosmos are not yet up.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "bee-balm", "common": "Bee balm", "scientific": "Monarda didyma", "type": "perennial-herb", "kidActivity": "watch / smell", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "2-4 ft", "soilPh": "6.0-7.0", "sunNeed": "full to part-sun", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Pollinator-flyway nectar layer. Bumblebees and hummingbirds visit constantly. Crushed leaf smells like Earl Grey.", "tier": "B" }, { "id": "purple-coneflower", "common": "Purple coneflower", "scientific": "Echinacea purpurea", "type": "native-perennial", "kidActivity": "watch", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "2-4 ft", "soilPh": "6.0-7.0", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "low to moderate", "reasonHere": "Pollinator-flyway anchor. Goldfinches strip the seed heads in fall — bird-watching included free with the bloom.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "ornamental-grass-muhly", "common": "Pink muhly grass", "scientific": "Muhlenbergia capillaris", "type": "native-grass", "kidActivity": "listen / watch", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "2-3 ft", "soilPh": "5.5-7.0", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "low (very drought-tolerant)", "reasonHere": "Wind-library visual + sound. Pink fall flower haze — ethereal. Native. Whispers in wind, predictable sound.", "tier": "A", "structuralUse": "wind-library" }, { "id": "strawberry", "common": "Strawberry (everbearing)", "scientific": "Fragaria × ananassa", "type": "perennial-edible", "kidActivity": "harvest", "harvestWindow": "Apr - Jun + Sep flush in zone 8b", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "8-12 inches", "soilPh": "5.5-6.5", "sunNeed": "full", "waterNeed": "moderate", "reasonHere": "Ground-level kid harvest. Pair with rabbiteye blueberry for staggered ripening. Use straw mulch — runners root and spread.", "tier": "A" }, { "id": "yaupon-holly", "common": "Yaupon holly", "scientific": "Ilex vomitoria", "type": "native-shrub", "kidActivity": "watch (NOT eat berries)", "kidHeightAtMaturity": "10-20 ft (or hedge)", "soilPh": "5.5-7.0", "sunNeed": "full to part-sun", "waterNeed": "low", "reasonHere": "Native screen / hedge. Red winter berries feed birds (NOT children — operator-only tea from leaves possible later, not in the kid zone). Indestructible structural backbone.", "tier": "C", "kidSafetyNote": "Berries are mildly toxic if eaten in quantity — site this where kids do not graze. Leaves OK (true source of caffeine in North American native flora) but operator-only." } ], "structures": [ { "id": "sunflower-fortress", "label": "Sunflower fortress", "tier": "A", "shape": "circle, 6-foot diameter, one doorway gap (2 ft wide), stalks plant on 12-inch centers", "componentPlants": ["mammoth-russian-sunflower", "kentucky-wonder-pole-bean"], "buildSeason": "April direct-seed; harvest mid-August through October", "kidExperience": "Children duck through doorway into a green room you can't quite see into from outside. Inside is shaded, hum of bees, edible walls.", "operatorBuildSteps": [ "Mark a 6-foot circle in the chosen full-sun bed. Mark one 2-foot doorway gap.", "Direct-seed Mammoth Russian sunflower seeds 12 inches apart along the marked circle (skipping the doorway gap).", "Two weeks after sunflower germination, plant 2-3 Kentucky Wonder pole bean seeds at the base of every other sunflower.", "Water deeply twice a week for first month, then weekly." ] }, { "id": "sensory-barefoot-path", "label": "Sensory barefoot path", "tier": "A", "shape": "linear path, 6 stepping zones each ~18 inches square", "zones": [ { "id": "stone", "material": "smooth river stones, set flush", "sensation": "cool / hard / smooth" }, { "id": "gravel", "material": "warm pea gravel 1-2 inch deep", "sensation": "warm / loose / texture" }, { "id": "thyme", "material": "creeping-thyme planted carpet", "sensation": "soft / aromatic / yielding" }, { "id": "wood-rounds", "material": "cedar wood rounds set flush, sealed end-grain", "sensation": "warm / smooth / dry" }, { "id": "moss", "material": "moss patch (sheet moss in shade pocket)", "sensation": "cool / soft / damp" }, { "id": "sand", "material": "soft white sand 2 inch deep, contained", "sensation": "warm / fine / shifting" } ], "componentPlants": ["creeping-thyme"], "kidExperience": "Each square is one clear sensation. AuDHD-friendly: predictable, opt-in. Walk the whole path or pick one zone." }, { "id": "moonlight-bed", "label": "Moonlight bed", "tier": "B", "shape": "rectangular bed, ~4 ft × 8 ft, with central trellis arch", "componentPlants": ["moonflower-vine", "white-nicotiana", "lambs-ear", "yaupon-holly"], "kidExperience": "After-dinner walk destination. Sunset open of moonflowers, fragrance of nicotiana, lamb's-ear petting, hawkmoth visitors. Quiet hour between dinner and bedtime." }, { "id": "pollinator-flyway", "label": "Pollinator flyway", "tier": "A", "shape": "long border, 3-4 ft wide, ideally running south side", "componentPlants": ["swamp-milkweed", "butterfly-milkweed", "purple-coneflower", "bee-balm"], "kidExperience": "Watch-only zone. Caterpillar → chrysalis → butterfly cycle visible Sep-Nov. Bumblebees, hummingbirds, goldfinches all on the same strip.", "criticalNote": "ONLY native milkweeds (Asclepias incarnata, A. tuberosa). Tropical milkweed (A. curassavica) disrupts monarch migration timing in southern zones — do not plant." }, { "id": "wind-library", "label": "Wind library", "tier": "B", "shape": "vertical cluster — three sound sources at three heights", "components": [ { "id": "copper-chime", "type": "wind-chime", "tone": "deep", "height": "8 ft" }, { "id": "bamboo-chime", "type": "wind-chime", "tone": "hollow / mid", "height": "5 ft" }, { "id": "muhly-grass-mass", "type": "ornamental-grass", "tone": "whisper", "height": "2-3 ft", "plant": "ornamental-grass-muhly" } ], "kidExperience": "Three predictable sounds layered by wind speed. AuDHD: predictable = safe. The wind tells them about itself." }, { "id": "yes-zone", "label": "Yes zone", "tier": "A", "shape": "single bed, 4 × 6 ft minimum", "rule": "Children may pick anything in this zone, anytime, with no permission required.", "componentPlants": ["zinnia", "cosmos", "snapdragon", "nasturtium", "cherry-tomato", "mint"], "kidExperience": "Sovereignty practice in miniature. The zone teaches that other zones have rules without making rules feel like rejection." }, { "id": "sj-square", "label": "S.J.'s square", "tier": "A", "shape": "marked plot, 4 × 4 ft, stones or hand-painted sign at corners", "rule": "Inside the square, S.J. decides. Outside, the family decides together.", "componentPlants": [], "kidExperience": "First arena of garden agency. Children pick the plants, watering schedule, layout. Failure is a feature — they learn what works by trying." }, { "id": "wj-square", "label": "W.J.'s square", "tier": "A", "shape": "marked plot, 4 × 4 ft, stones or hand-painted sign at corners", "rule": "Inside the square, W.J. decides. Outside, the family decides together.", "componentPlants": [], "kidExperience": "Same as S.J.'s square. Distinct location so each child has visible territory." }, { "id": "digging-zone", "label": "Digging zone", "tier": "A", "shape": "open bed or sand pit, 4 × 4 ft minimum, kid-sized tools nearby", "rule": "No plants required. Dig, fill, dig again. Tools: child-scale shovel, trowel, watering can, gloves.", "kidExperience": "The 'do' garden. Especially important for younger / dysregulated moments — physical labor is grounding." }, { "id": "grandmother-bench", "label": "Grandmother bench", "tier": "B", "shape": "bench or large flat stone, shaded, with a view of the whole garden", "rule": "A quiet sit-and-look spot. For when one of them needs to leave the action.", "kidExperience": "Co-regulation anchor. Operator can sit beside without facing — side-by-side reduces sensory load vs. eye contact." }, { "id": "stone-circle", "label": "Stone circle (outdoor classroom)", "tier": "C", "shape": "5-7 flat seating stones in a ~6 ft diameter circle, optional fire-pit center", "kidExperience": "Telescope station for night sky (Cumberland Island darkness is 20 min away). Storytime. S'mores." } ], "seasonalPlantingCalendar": { "ritual": "Plant one new thing together every solstice and equinox — four times a year. The garden becomes the calendar.", "events": [ { "name": "Spring equinox", "approxDate": "Mar 20", "candidates": ["snapdragon", "strawberry", "cherry-tomato", "nasturtium", "redbud (transplant)"] }, { "name": "Summer solstice", "approxDate": "Jun 21", "candidates": ["zinnia", "cosmos", "mammoth-russian-sunflower (mid-summer succession)", "kentucky-wonder-pole-bean"] }, { "name": "Fall equinox", "approxDate": "Sep 22", "candidates": ["fringe-tree (transplant)", "satsuma (transplant)", "swamp-milkweed (last call before freeze)", "moonflower-vine seed for next year"] }, { "name": "Winter solstice", "approxDate": "Dec 21", "candidates": ["rabbiteye-blueberry (bare-root)", "brown-turkey-fig (dormant transplant)", "yaupon-holly", "named-tree planting ceremony"] } ] }, "phosBridge": { "schemaCompatibility": "p31.phos.gardenState/1.0.0", "sourceWorker": "POST https://api.phosphorus31.org/api/phos/respond", "sourceCode": "simplex-v7/src/skills/phos-handler.ts", "fieldMapping": { "molecules_today": "Plants encountered, e.g. ['rabbiteye-blueberry', 'monarch-chrysalis', 'C5H8 isoprene from bee balm']", "current_action": "What kid is doing in the physical garden: 'building' (sunflower fortress), 'watching' (pollinator flyway), 'planting' (seasonal), 'tasting' (yes-zone), 'sitting' (grandmother bench)", "current_element": "Focus element of the moment: 'carbon' for compost, 'phosphorus' for blueberries (leaf), 'calcium' for eggshells in soil", "sensory_profile": "Active sensory zone if kid is in one: 'cloud_soft_some' (lamb's ear), 'thyme_warm', 'sand_warm', 'moss_cool'" }, "operatorFlow": "1. Kid logs garden observation in quantum-family.html → Garden Log page. 2. Page builds garden_state JSON. 3. Operator runs `npm run phos:probe` (or pastes via garden-phos-probe.html) to feed Phos. 4. Phos responds with companion text appropriate to what was observed.", "constraints": [ "child_id is per-kid stable id, set by operator (not the children's real names per .cursorrules)", "Worker requires PHOS_HMAC_SECRET; static page does not hold the secret", "garden_state never includes adult names, court terms, school details (matches phos-safety.ts FORBIDDEN list)" ] }, "transparency": { "publicDisclosure": true, "ciVerified": true, "verifierScript": "scripts/verify-garden-zone-8b.mjs", "groundTruthPath": "ground-truth/garden-zone-8b.json", "publicEndpoint": "/garden-zone-8b.json", "changePolicy": "Edit ground-truth, mirror to public/, run npm run verify:garden-zone-8b. Operator approval required for plant additions/removals — this is the household plan, not random landscaping." }, "version1Constraints": [ "schema must equal 'p31.gardenZone/1.0.0'", "zone.usdaHardiness must equal '8b/9a'", "every plant must have a tier in {A, B, C}", "every structure must have a tier in {A, B, C}", "milkweed plants must be native (incarnata, tuberosa) — never curassavica", "designPrinciples must include 'enclosure', 'tasteable-by-month', 'ownership-square', 'yes-zone'", "phosBridge.schemaCompatibility must equal 'p31.phos.gardenState/1.0.0'" ] }