A plan you can use
Property geometry, areas, plant markers, measurement, filters, GeoJSON, and a print-ready landscape view.
THE LANDSCAPE CARE WORKSPACE
Know exactly what every plant needs—and when.
Map your property. Place your plants. Know what needs attention.
✓ No paid map required✓ Private by default✓ Indoor + outdoor
PCCWillow & Pine GardenSAMPLE DATA
Front Yard●3●
THIS WEEK
7 care tasks
Dec 30
Inspect leaves for heat stressOakleaf Hydrangea
Jan 1
Deep water berry rowBlueberry
Jan 1
Harvest basil tipsBasil
Jan 2
Check tomato supportsTomato
01
Map your space
Outline a yard, room, greenhouse, orchard, or full commercial property.
02
Add your plants
Build a living inventory and place individuals or groups exactly where they grow.
03
Follow your calendar
See the work ahead, group it by area, and keep a useful maintenance history.
ONE CLEAR SYSTEM
Your landscape, finally organized.
Move from scattered notes and seasonal guesswork to a visual record of what grows where and what comes next.
Work in the right order
Daily, weekly, monthly, and area-grouped tasks connect directly back to each plant.
Every plant in context
Care profiles account for placement, sunlight, soil, irrigation, season, age, and condition.
Inside and outside
Track houseplants, patio containers, garden beds, orchard rows, and greenhouses together.
BUILT FOR HOME NOW. READY FOR MORE.
One garden today.
A whole portfolio tomorrow.
Home gardensHOAs & condosCampusesLandscape teamsNurseries
Questions gardeners ask us
Are the care recommendations guaranteed?
No. The MVP uses clearly marked demonstration guidance. Future sourced rules will include region, review date, and confidence.
Do I have to enter my exact address?
No. Approximate locations are supported. Exact addresses, boundaries, photos, and notes remain private account data.
Can I use it for houseplants?
Yes. Use list-based room areas instead of geographic map placement.
Does photo identification work yet?
The upload architecture is ready, but identification stays unavailable until a real provider is connected.