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Plan your gardenin 10 minutes.

Draw your beds, pick what you want to eat, and get a 52-week sowing calendar dialled to your zone. Plant on Sunday — harvest by August.

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22 in ground·5 planned·3 ready in 30d
Tomato
Solanum lycopersicum
Full sunMedium75 daysZone 8b
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Warm-season fruiting crop. Start indoors early, set out after the last frost.

Sow & harvest
Sow Mar–MayHarvest Jul–Oct
Expected yield
4.2 kgper plant · Zone 8b
Companions
BasilMarigold
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Est. yield
18 kg this season
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Right now, dozens of sowing windows are open where you live — and every one is closing.

Computed from 1,015 plant profiles and the climate profile of your zone. Allow location once and the board recomputes for your exact garden — when a window closes, that crop is done until next spring.

One location read sets your climate zone — the board does the rest.
This board is waiting for your garden

Allow location once and we'll read your climate zone, then light up every window that's open at your exact spot. Your position never leaves the browser.

One-time read · zone only · never stored

Most gardens die on the kitchen table — long before anything's in the soil.

It's not your green thumb. It's the 14 browser tabs, the YouTube rabbit holes, and the seed packets that never say where or when.

July
when most unplanned first-year gardens quietly stall
$60
a season's worth of seeds and seedlings that never sprout
Evenings
lost every spring deciding what goes where
The fix isn't more effort. It's a plan that thinks for you.

Here's a small taste of it.
Go on — plant something.

Three taps. Watch your beds draw themselves, your crops claim their rows, and your harvest estimate tick up. The full planner goes far deeper — this is just the first 40 seconds.

1Where you grow· beds draw themselves2What matters· we tune the plan3What you eat· crops take their beds
Your gardenPlanZone 7B
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answer on the right — your beds appear here →
Est. harvest / yr
— kg
Where do you grow?
Tap one — your beds draw themselves on the left.
No email No card About 40 seconds The real planner picks up where this leaves off
Templates · 15 layouts & counting

Don't start from a blank bed.
Start from one that already worked.

Fifteen layouts by the PlotMyGarden team — from the thousand-year-old Three Sisters to a pizza garden for the kids — and now a community shelf where gardeners publish the plots that earned it. One tap replants any of them into your editor as a draft.

Team pick · this week
6 × 6 · 15 plants · Jun → Sep

Three Sisters Garden

Advanced
Companion planting · Native American

Corn lends the beans a trellis, beans feed the soil, squash shades the weeds out — a guild that's worked for a thousand years.

1-tap replant· lands as a draft
8 × 4 · 32 plants · Apr → Oct

Beginner's Veggie Patch

Beginner
Raised bed · easy vegetables

Eight forgiving crops in one raised bed — spaced, sequenced, and hard to get wrong in your first year.

1-tap replant· lands as a draft
6 × 6 · 39 plants · May → Sep

Pizza Garden

Beginner
Themed garden · kids

Tomatoes, basil, peppers and onions — every topping for a homemade pizza in one family-friendly plot.

1-tap replant· lands as a draft
NewThe community shelf

Grew something worth copying? Put it on the shelf.

Grow it for one full season. Any garden you've taken start-to-finish is eligible — submit it in one tap.
The team reviews every submission. Spacing and companion logic, checked before it goes live.
Every replant credits you. Gardens grown from yours link back to your profile.
Lily's Wildflowers
20 × 15 · 84 plants · Zone 8a
In review

The shelf opened this season — your garden could be one of the first on it.

Free plan included Lands as a draft — make it yours before plantingBrowse all 15 layouts

Three features that pay for the whole year.

The three Premium features that change how a season runs — the rest of Premium is just below.

AI garden assistant

Ask a question. Get a gardener's answer.

Not generic advice — answers calibrated to your zone, your soil, your beds. Yellow leaves, slugs, which kale for clay: it knows your plot, so it answers like a neighbour who does.

Knows your beds, your zone and what's planted Answers in the language you ask in Unlimited questions on Premium
SageReadyBed 2-A · Zone 8b · 83 plants · 15 varieties
Why are my tomatoes yellowing at the bottom?
Classic magnesium deficiency — your bed's heavy feeders are showing it after the wet spring. For tonight:
Epsom salt spray — 10 g per litre, on the leaves
Move the fennel — it's stunting the tomato row beside it. Bed 3-C has room next to the cucumbers. Want me to?
Yes — move the fennel to Bed 3-C
What should I plant this month?
@Ask anything about your garden…
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52-week timeline

A whole year on one quiet line.

Every sowing window, every succession, every harvest week — laid out once, in January, then trickled to you as a 20-minute Sunday list. You never miss a window again.

Every sowing window and succession on one line Stacked plantings per plant, at a glance Trickled out as a 20-minute Sunday list
Plant · successions
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
7Cosmos
1Blackcurrant
2Kale
4Chives
6Amaranth
1Peas
1Cubanelle Pepper
10Tomato
12Agapanthus
Companion warnings

Bad neighbours, flagged before you sow.

Every plant you place is checked against its neighbours. Fennel beside tomatoes? You get a warning the moment it lands — with a suggestion for a bed where it thrives instead.

Checked the moment a plant lands Suggests the fix, not just the problem Works across every bed in your plot
Companion checkBed 2-A · Live
Tomato
Tomato
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Tomato
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Fennel
Basil
Basil
Carrot
Carrot
1 conflict in Plan
Fennel inhibits Tomato. Try moving fennel ≥4 squares away — Bed 3-C has room next to the cucumbers.
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good neighboursconflictflagged before anything's sown
Premium only · Plant pages

The plot view runs the garden. Plant pages run every single plant.

Tap any plant on your plot and its whole story opens — what stage it's in, what it needs this week, what you've spotted on its leaves, and every harvest it's given you. The full planner, zoomed down to one plant.

Five stages, one glance. Planned → planted → seedling → growing → harvest — with stage guides and frost warnings as each plant moves.
Tasks that follow the plant. Water, feed, prune — per plant, folded into your 20-minute Sunday list.
One-tap observations. Slugs, aphids, yellowing — log it in a second and Sage answers with a fix for that bed.
A harvest log that adds up. Every gram counts toward your season total — and sharpens next year's plan.

Plant pages are Premium-only — and every plant gets one from day 0 of your 7-day trial.

↳ tap any plant tile and this opens
4 ready to harvestStems & stalks
Lily's Wildflowers · Bed 2-A
Corn
Zea mays
Sown
20 May
21 days ago
SunFull
WaterHigh
Days80
FrostSensitive
Growth stage
Planned
Planted
Seedling
Growing
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Care · this week2 tasks
Water deeply — soil is dry 3 cm downToday
Check tassels — harvest when silks brownSun
ObservationsLast 14 days
SlugsAphidsYellowingWiltAll goodAdd
Log slugs and Sage replies with a fix for your bed — beer traps worked here last June.
Yield · this season2026
1.2kg3 harvests · last 2 days ago
Harvest windowDay 9 / 30
Log harvestEnd season
Origin✎ Edit
VarietyGolden Bantam
SourceBingenheimer
Seeds left≈ 40 · 1 packet

…and everything else a long season needs.

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Advanced analytics

Yield per square meter, success rates, cost per harvest. Get smarter every season.

1,015

plants in the library — every one with sow, spacing and companion data.

Yield planning & tracking

Set kg targets per crop. Log every harvest. See if your garden is feeding your family.

Tomato · target 12 kg9.2

Plant wishlist + seasonal view

Drop in every veg you want to grow. We tell you when to sow, swap, and harvest.

Tomato ✓Pumpkin · OctGarlic · Nov

Priority support

Priority email support — your questions jump the queue, from sowing to harvest.

Custom garden themes

Make your planner yours. Wood, paper, kitchen-garden, dusk — pick your look.

About 10 minutes to set up your season.

Draw your beds, pick your crops, and the year plans itself.

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A season, planned end to end.

What a PlotMyGarden plot looks like by July — drawn in the same editor you'll plan in.

1,015
plants in the library
sow · spacing · companions, each
52
weeks planned in one pass
from first sowing to last harvest
15
ready-made templates
replant one in a tap
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A plan drawn in the editor

The allotment, year two

Zone 7b · 8 × 12 m · 38 weeks planned

84 kg
Est. season harvest
Potato
Potato
Potato
Potato
Tomato
Tomato
Tomato
Tomato
Kale
Kale
Kale
Kale
Carrot
Carrot
Carrot
Carrot
Squash
Beans
PotatoTomatoSquashBeansKaleCarrot
The Sunday list · 20 minutes
Sow carrots in the empty drill rowRow 1
Pot on basil for the tomato bedWindowsill
Check kale for cabbage-white eggsBed 2
Three tasks, picked from your whole plan — that's the week.
Caught before it cost you
1 conflict in Plan
Fennel inhibits Tomato. Try moving fennel ≥4 squares away — Bed 3-C has room next to the cucumbers.
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Flagged the moment it landed — fixed with one drag.
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My first season ended in guesswork — half of what I sowed never made it to a plate. PlotMyGarden is the tool I wish I'd had back then: the planning brain, built in. I still read the feedback inbox every morning.

Vladimir Kusnezow
Founder · PlotMyGarden

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Your first week, exactly as it happens.

No surprises is the whole point. Here's the trial, day by day — and every exit door, clearly marked.

Day 0

Sign up · 2 min

Add a card to start — it's not charged for 7 days. Pick your post-code, draw your beds, name your plants. We do the climate math.

Day 1

Your first Sunday list

Three tasks. Twenty minutes. The exact seeds, the exact bed corner, the exact depth.

Day 3

Ask the AI anything

Yellow leaves? Slugs? Which kale variety for clay soil? Real answers, calibrated to your plot.

Day 7

Your first plants are in

We email you, then roll into Premium. Rather not? Cancel in one tap before day 7 — charged $0, your gardens stay forever.

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Yes — the 7-day trial runs through Stripe Checkout, and your card secures it. You're charged nothing for 7 days, we email you 2 days before it converts, and cancelling takes one tap inside the app. If you cancel, your gardens stay on the built-in free plan (1 garden, free forever) — nothing you set up is lost.

Plant on Sunday.
Eat by August.

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