Most gardens don't fail in the soil. They fail on paper.
I'm Vladimir. I build PlotMyGarden alone, from a desk between my own raised beds in Germany.
I built PlotMyGarden after my own first season ended in guesswork. It's the tool I wish I'd had.
One wet July in my own garden, and both were gone within a week.
I learned the tomato–potato rule the hard way: they share late blight.
Every garden starts twice: once on the canvas, once in the soil.
Too many Februaries taught me where most gardens fail: on paper, as spacing mistakes nobody noticed. So that is where PlotMyGarden starts: you draw your beds to scale, place your plants, and get planting dates for your own frost dates.
- Basil
- Lettuce
- Parsnip
- Rhubarb
- Lavender
That red line in the editor exists so your first season goes better than mine did.
This app grows the same way my garden does: one gardener's feedback at a time.
Every feature in it exists because a gardener like you asked for it. If something is wrong or missing, tell me. I read every reply.
Online since February 2026. Today it has 1,045 plant guides, 56 garden templates and 2,400+ companion pairs, in English, German and Spanish.