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What Garden Planner does today.

Garden Planner recommends specific varieties for the garden you have, then helps you decide how many to grow and where to place them. Every recommendation can be reviewed and adjusted.

Understand your garden

Start with the garden space and growing conditions you already have.

Use your ZIP code to find your USDA zone, typical frost dates, and growing-season length.
Add raised beds, in-ground rows, and containers with their dimensions.
Record how much sun each space receives and where trellises or other climbing supports are available.
Arrange and resize growing spaces and trellises on a draggable garden layout.

Build a researched plan

Choose what you want to grow and get recommendations for specific varieties that suit your garden.

Browse supported crops and compare varieties, maturity times, growth habits, and growing guidance.
Generate a plan for the whole garden or place a specific variety yourself.
See when a crop will not fit, needs more sunlight or support, or may not mature before frost.
See planting and transplanting guidance, days to maturity, and estimated yield ranges.

Understand and adjust the advice

See why recommendations fit and keep control of the final plan.

See why a variety was chosen, what the planner assumed, and anything that may make it a weaker fit.
Move crops, change plant quantities, and add your own varieties.
Review whole-garden crop totals and realistic yield ranges.

Build off of previous years

Keep garden planning work organized from one year to the next.

Save your garden layout and planning details to a private account.
Create a separate plan for each year.
Switch between yearly plans without changing the plans you saved for other years.

Ready to plan your garden?

Start with your location, add the spaces where you grow, and choose what you want to harvest.

Start planning