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Design your yard with plants that suit your climate
SprigPlan is a landscape planner for homeowners and landscaping crews. Enter your zip code, sketch the yard, and get a to-scale plan using plants rated for your USDA zone, soil and light, along with a care calendar and a materials budget.
- Plants filtered by USDA zone
- To-scale drag-and-drop planner
- Budget before you buy
Over 12,000 plant profiles, filtered to your hardiness zone
- 12,000+Plant profiles
- 8,400+Yard plans created
- 1–13USDA zones covered
- 4.8/5Average user rating
Why most backyard projects go over budget
Three mistakes we hear about on almost every demo call.
Buying plants for the wrong zone
A hydrangea that thrives in Georgia can die back every winter in Minnesota. Garden centres stock what sells, which is not always what survives on your street.
Getting the light wrong
Six hours of sun and three hours of sun call for completely different plants, even in the same yard. Most failed beds come down to this.
Paying for a plan you could make
A professional design plan usually costs $1,500 to $5,000. For a straightforward yard, a good planner and an afternoon will get you most of the way.
One planner for the whole project
SprigPlan keeps the layout, plant list, maintenance schedule and budget in one place. Change a plant and the other three update with it.
Landscape planning tools in one app
Four tools that share the same yard data, so you only enter it once.
Visual yard planner
Draw your property to scale, slopes and odd shapes included. Plants show at mature size, so you can see whether that maple will shade the vegetable bed in five years.
Plant finder by zone
Your zip code sets the hardiness zone, frost dates and typical soil. Filter by sun, water, height, bloom season, deer resistance or pet safety.
Seasonal care calendar
A month-by-month task list built from the plants in your plan: when to prune, feed, mulch, divide and cut back for your local frost dates.
Landscaping cost estimator
Prices plants, soil, mulch, edging and hardscape straight from your layout. Compare a gravel path against pavers before you order anything.
How to plan a garden layout in SprigPlan
Most people have a first draft in about 15 minutes.
- 01
Map your yard
Trace your lot from a satellite view or type in measurements. Mark the house, trees, fences and where the sun falls in the morning and afternoon.
- 02
Choose what matters
Low maintenance, privacy, food, colour or pollinators. The plant list narrows to species that fit your goals and your conditions.
- 03
Get the plan
Download a scaled layout, a shopping list with quantities, a care calendar and an itemised budget. Share it with family or your landscaper.
Free tool
Get a free USDA zone report for your address
Enter your zip code and we will email your hardiness zone, average first and last frost dates, annual rainfall, likely soil type and ten plants that grow well where you live.
What's in the zone report
Hardiness zone
Your exact USDA zone and the average coldest winter temperature behind it.
Frost dates
Average last spring frost and first autumn frost, so you know your real planting window.
Rainfall and soil
Annual rainfall and the soil type most common in your county.
10 starter plants
Shrubs, perennials and grasses rated for your zone, light and soil.
Garden planning software for homeowners and landscapers
For homeowners
Plan a new bed, a full backyard redesign or a front-yard refresh. See the finished layout and the cost before you dig, then do the work yourself or hand the plan to a contractor.
For landscaping businesses
Draw client designs in minutes, send a branded proposal with plant list and estimate, collect approval online, and schedule seasonal maintenance across every account.
For professionals
Client portal, proposals and crew scheduling
The Business plan adds the tools landscaping companies use every day: branded proposals, online design approval, progress photos, QuickBooks and Stripe invoicing, and a shared workspace for up to 10 people.
- Branded client proposals
- Online design approval
- Progress photo timeline
- QuickBooks and Stripe invoicing
What makes SprigPlan different from other garden planners
Location first
Every plant suggestion starts from your zone, frost dates and soil, so the list is short and relevant.
Drawn to scale
Beds, paths and plants use real dimensions, which gives accurate plant counts and material quantities.
Costs included
Most garden apps stop at the drawing. SprigPlan prices the plan so you can fit it to your budget.
Plans that stay in sync
Swap a plant and the calendar, shopping list and estimate change with it.
SprigPlan compared with the alternatives
Hiring a designer
$1,500 to $5,000 for a plan, and usually a few weeks before you see the first draft.
Free garden apps
Fine for sketching, but plant suggestions rarely account for your zone or soil.
Researching it yourself
Hours across nursery sites and forums, often reading advice written for a different climate.
SprigPlan
A zone-matched plan, care calendar and budget. Free for one project, Pro from $29 a month.
Pricing
Start free and upgrade when the yard gets bigger
The Starter plan covers one full project at no cost. Pro is $29 a month for unlimited projects and exports.
Frequently asked questions
Garden and landscaping guides
Practical articles on plants, layouts and budgets from the SprigPlan team.
Book a demo
See your yard planned in 15 minutes
Book a short demo and we will build a starter plan for your address on the call. It is free, and there is no sales follow-up unless you ask for one.