Harvest Countdown Calendar — When Will My Vegetables Be Ready?
Free harvest countdown calendar — enter your transplant or direct sow date for each crop and see your full harvest timeline. Connects to harvest guides for every vegetable.
Free harvest countdown calendar — enter your transplant or direct sow date for each crop and see your full harvest timeline. Connects to harvest guides for every vegetable.
Free succession planting scheduler — enter your crop and desired harvest frequency and the scheduler generates a staggered sowing calendar so you always have something ready to harvest.
Free plant disease identifier — describe your leaf symptoms, colour changes, and spread pattern to narrow down the likely disease with treatment protocol and prevention tips.
Free garden pest identification tool — describe your symptoms and the tool narrows down the likely pest with ID photos and treatment options. Works for vegetables, flowers, and lawns.
Free composting calculator — enter your available brown and green materials to get the correct C:N ratio, how much of each to add, and how long until finished compost. Covers hot and cold composting.
Free backyard zone planner — describe your yard conditions (sun, slope, soil, space) and the planner recommends the best use for each area: edible garden, ornamental, lawn, seating, or habitat.
Free mulch calculator — enter your bed area and desired depth to get the cubic yards needed for bulk mulch or the bag count for bagged mulch. Covers all mulch types and bed shapes.
Free fertilizer calculator — enter your crop, bed size, and growth stage to get the exact fertilizer type, NPK ratio, and application rate in cups or oz per square foot. Covers organic and synthetic.
Free garden watering calculator — enter your crop, bed size, soil type, and temperature to get the exact weekly water requirement in gallons and a recommended irrigation schedule.
Free garden layout designer — set your bed dimensions, place crops by drag-and-drop, and the designer enforces spacing rules and flags companion conflicts before you put a single plant in the ground.