Free Vegetable Garden Planner

Plan your vegetable garden for free

Free Vegetable Garden Planner is an online garden planner for everyone. Draw your plot, drop crops onto beds at their real spacing and see how many plants fit, then print your plan or walk around it in 3D. No design skills and nothing to install.

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Garden plan with raised beds, square-foot planting and drip lines

Everything a vegetable garden needs

Square-foot and row beds

Paint crops square by square, or plant in rows. Every plant is drawn at its real spacing, so the plant count is right.

191 vegetables, herbs and fruit

From tomatoes and peppers to lovage, sea buckthorn and fruit trees, each with spacing, sun, root depth and companions.

Crop rotation by year

Keep one garden per season. The planner compares every bed with last year and suggests what to plant next.

Watering and supports

Draw drip lines and hoses with their real length, add stakes, cages and trellises, and get a shopping list.

3D view, PDF and print

Walk around your garden in 3D, then print it or save it as a PDF with the full planting list.

Free and private

No ads and no tracking. Your gardens are saved to your free account, in English, French, German, Spanish or Romanian, in cm or inches.

The same garden in the 3D view

How it works

  1. Draw your plotSet the size of your land or start from a ready-made plan.
  2. Add beds and cropsDrag crops from the bar at the bottom. The planner warns about bad neighbours and tight spacing.
  3. Save, print, growSave the plan to your account, print it for the garden and copy it to next season.

Start planning, it is free

Plant spacing guide

Questions and answers

Is Free Vegetable Garden Planner really free?

Yes. Planning, saving, printing, PDF export and the 3D view are free, with no ads.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It runs in the browser on computers, tablets and phones, and you can add it to your phone's home screen.

How does it know how many plants fit?

Each crop has a recommended spacing. Square-foot beds use Square Foot Gardening counts, for example 16 carrots or 1 tomato per 30 cm square. Row beds use the in-row and between-row spacing.

Can I plan crop rotation?

Yes. Keep a plan for each year and copy it to the next season. Every bed is compared with last year's crops and you get a suggestion for the next family.

Where are my gardens stored?

Without an account they stay in your browser. With a free account they are saved on this site and only you can see them.