Garden Planner Online
Plan, plant, calculate, schedule, shop and save your garden plan.
Free Garden Planner Online
Plan garden beds, organize plants, calculate spacing and materials, create planting schedules, build shopping lists and estimate garden costs in one practical workspace.
Garden Layout
Create your garden boundary, add beds and arrange planting areas.
Garden Information
Add to Layout
Drag objects around the garden. Double‑click to rename.
Visual Garden Planner
Vegetable Garden Planner
Select a crop, enter the planting area and calculate an approximate plant count.
Plant Selection
Plants in Your Plan
Raised Bed Calculator
Calculate bed area, soil volume and estimated construction cost.
Plant Spacing Calculator
Estimate how many plants can fit in a rectangular garden bed.
Garden Soil Calculator
Compost Calculator
Mulch Calculator
Companion Planting Planner
Explore common garden pairings as planning suggestions.
Succession Planting Planner
Garden Planting Checklist
Garden Shopping List
Garden Cost Calculator
Garden Planting Calendar
Save & Export Your Garden Plan
Save on This Device
Save uses your browser's local storage. No account is required.
Export
Plan Your Garden with Garden Planner Online
Planning a garden is easier when your layout, plants, materials, costs, and planting dates are kept in one place. Garden Planner Online gives you a simple workspace for organizing your garden from the first layout to the final planting plan.
Use the planner to create a garden layout, add planting areas and raised beds, plan vegetables, check plant spacing, estimate soil and compost, plan mulch, organize companion plants, schedule succession planting, and keep track of garden supplies and costs.
The planner is designed for both beginners and experienced gardeners. You do not need special computer skills to use it. Start by creating a garden plan, give it a name, and enter the size of your garden space in feet or yards.
Create Your Garden Layout
Start with the Garden Layout Planner to create a simple map of your garden. Add planting areas, raised beds, paths, or other objects to your garden map. Move the items with your mouse or finger until the layout works for your available space.
You can also give different areas custom names. This makes it easier to organize several beds or sections of a larger garden.
Planning the layout before you begin can help you see how the available space will be used and make changes before doing the physical work.
Plan Your Vegetable Garden
The Vegetable Garden Planner helps you organize what you want to grow and where each plant will go. Add vegetables to your garden plan and arrange them around your available planting areas.
You can use the vegetable section together with the Plant Spacing Calculator to plan how much room to leave between plants.
Good spacing helps you avoid putting too many plants into a small area. It also makes your garden plan easier to manage as the plants grow.
Plan Raised Beds and Soil
If you are using raised beds, the Raised Bed Calculator can help estimate the amount of soil needed.
Enter the length, width, and soil depth of the bed to calculate the estimated soil volume. You can also include waste and material costs when you want a better estimate of the total amount and cost.
This section is useful when planning one raised bed or several beds at the same time.
Calculate Soil, Compost, and Mulch
Garden materials can add to the cost of a new garden, especially when you are unsure how much you need.
Use the Garden Soil Calculator to estimate soil requirements and the Compost Calculator to plan compost amounts. The Mulch Calculator can also help estimate the amount of mulch needed for your garden area.
Depending on the calculation, you can work with measurements such as length, width, depth, volume, bags, and estimated cost.
These calculations can help you plan purchases before you visit a garden center or order materials.
Plan Plant Spacing
The Plant Spacing Calculator helps you estimate how many plants can fit into a garden bed based on the available space and the spacing you choose.
Instead of guessing how many plants will fit, you can use the available measurements to create a more organized planting plan.
Plant spacing can also be used with the vegetable garden and raised bed sections to make your overall garden layout more useful.
Organize Companion Plants
The Companion Planting Planner helps you organize plants that you want to grow near each other.
Use this section when deciding where different vegetables and other plants should go in your garden. You can add your companion planting choices to your overall garden plan instead of keeping them on a separate list.
Plan Succession Planting
The Succession Planting Planner helps you organize multiple planting dates during the growing season.
Instead of putting every planting date on one calendar, you can plan different rounds of planting and keep them organized.
This can be useful when you want to grow the same crop more than once during a season or spread your planting work over several dates.
Keep Track of Garden Tasks
A garden involves more than choosing plants. There are also supplies to buy, beds to prepare, seeds to start, plants to move, soil to add, and other jobs to complete.
The Garden Planting Checklist gives you a simple way to keep track of important garden tasks.
You can use the checklist alongside your garden layout and planting calendar so that your garden plan includes both the work and the dates.
Create a Garden Shopping List
The Garden Shopping List helps you organize the supplies needed for your garden.
Add the items you need, keep track of quantities, and use the list when preparing to shop for seeds, plants, soil, compost, mulch, containers, or other garden supplies.
Keeping your shopping list with the rest of your garden plan can make it easier to see what you already have and what you still need.
Keep Track of Garden Costs
Garden expenses can add up quickly when you are buying soil, compost, mulch, seeds, plants, containers, and other supplies.
The Garden Cost Calculator helps you organize items, quantities, prices, and estimated totals so you can keep a closer eye on your garden spending.
You can use the cost section before shopping to create an estimate or update it as you build your garden.
Use the Garden Planting Calendar
The Planting Calendar gives you a place to organize important planting dates.
Add the dates you want to remember and use the calendar together with your vegetable garden, succession planting, and garden checklist.
Keeping these dates in the same workspace can make it easier to see what needs to be done and when.
Save and Export Your Garden Plan
When you are finished, you can save your garden plan in your browser and return to it later.
You can also use the available print or export options to keep a copy of your work. This is useful if you want to review your plan later, print it for use in the garden, or keep a backup.
You do not have to complete your entire garden plan at once. You can create the layout today, work on plant spacing later, add your shopping list another day, and return to your planting calendar when you are ready.
Plan Your Garden in One Place with Garden Planner Online
A garden plan becomes easier to manage when the important pieces are connected. Instead of keeping your layout, plant spacing, soil estimates, shopping list, costs, and planting dates in different places, you can organize them together with Garden Planner Online.
The planner is free to use and does not require a subscription. Whether you are planning a small vegetable garden, one raised bed, or several garden areas, you can use the planner to organize your space and prepare for the growing season.
Garden materials can add to the cost of a new garden, especially when you are unsure how much you need. Use the Garden Soil Calculator and Compost Calculator to estimate your material needs. If you are covering garden beds or other planting areas, you can also use the Mulch Calculator to estimate the amount of mulch needed.
Garden planning can also include preparing for plant nutrients. If fertilizer is part of your garden supply planning, you can use the Fertilizer Calculator to help estimate fertilizer amounts separately from your main garden plan.