Your dates, not the packet's
Seed packets print one date for the whole country. Your calendar is built from the last and first frost at your location, so you know when to start seeds indoors, when to transplant, and roughly when each crop comes in.
Garden planner & harvest tracker
Garden Pro Planner builds your whole season around your own local frost dates — then tracks every harvest and adds up what you did not have to buy at the store.
Seed packets print one date for the whole country. Your calendar is built from the last and first frost at your location, so you know when to start seeds indoors, when to transplant, and roughly when each crop comes in.
Log what you pick and the app keeps a running total of what that harvest would have cost at the store. By August you stop guessing whether the garden is worth it, because the number is right there.
The number people actually want
Set how many of each you would grow. The yields are the same per-plant figures the app uses; the prices are a starting point you can change to whatever yours are.
Retail value of the harvest at the counts and prices above. Your real number depends on your season — which is the point of logging it.
Track the real one, harvest by harvest.
Get the free appA planting calendar tuned to your location's frost dates shows when to start seeds, when to plant out, and when to harvest — with calendar sync and watering reminders.
See the expected yield of every plant, log what you pick, and watch the estimated season savings add up. Plant counts follow your bed layout, so the numbers keep up on their own.
Plant each bed on a square-foot grid, square by square. Every square is scored for the plant in your hand — good companions, room to grow, and what will shade what.
Narrow the library to plants hardy in your USDA zone, or to what is commonly grown in your region. Group by type, soil, sun, watering, season or difficulty, and filter for plants that are safe around pets.
Detailed pest guides with treatment tips, watering recommendations for each area, and a garden journal of dated notes and photos so you remember what worked.
Add your own photos of each garden and plant, pick a colour theme, and use the app in any of nine languages.






Practical guides on when to plant, what to plant together, and how to keep pests off it.
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Some of what you clear out of the garden this month carries next summer's disease back into the bed. Most of it does not. How to tell which is which.
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It is built from the frost dates at your location. Set your location once and the app works out when to start seeds indoors, when to transplant outdoors, and when to expect a harvest from each plant — rather than the single generic date printed on a seed packet.
Every plant in the library carries an expected yield. As you log what you actually harvest, the app totals what that produce would have cost you at the store and keeps a running estimate for the season. Plant counts follow your bed layout, so the estimate updates as you plant.
Yes. Every bed gets a square-foot grid you plant square by square. Each square is scored for the plant in your hand — good neighbors, room to grow, and what will shade what — or you can tap "Plan it for me" and let the app arrange the whole bed.
Yes. A bed can be any size you set, down to a single container or a balcony rail, and the square-foot scoring works the same way at that scale.
iPhone and iPad on the App Store, and Android phones and tablets on Google Play.
265+ plants, each with sunlight, soil, pH, watering needs, spacing, expected yield, pests, and whether it's safe around pets.
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Free to start, on iPhone, iPad and Android.