Your garden · Massachusetts
Design arranges your space. My Garden brings your beds, crop plans, seasonal calendar and journal together.
Read the visual user guide · Explore example gardens
How your first plan works
- Select Start with a 4 × 8 bed, then name your garden and adjust the bed’s dimensions.
- Choose plants and an optional planting date.
- Review the starting arrangement and spacing in 2D or 3D.
- Name your plan and download a backup. You can save a private account copy separately.
Your working plan stays in this browser. Plant sizes and timing are planning estimates; check your growing conditions before planting.
Public examples & sources
Planting research and capture workflow ↗
Self-hosting? Images, model files and deployment-specific data on this site are separately managed hosting inputs, not included with the public source. Supply and manage your own information and follow each asset’s license. The community build includes its own documented examples. Deployment guide.
Choose a demo garden and open its plan ↓
Explore four Massachusetts gardens: Berkshire Botanical Garden, The Mount, Naumkeag and Ashintully. Compare the arrangement of beds, paths and larger garden spaces. Drawn boundaries are interpretations of maps and imagery, not surveyed measurements; planting inventories remain incomplete.
Public-garden studies are starting points for exploration, not surveyed plans or complete planting inventories. Open a garden’s information card to see its sources and uncertainties. Your edits stay in this browser unless you export a backup or explicitly save an account copy.
The 3D preview helps you compare layout and plant shapes. A generic berry or flower model represents a planting; it is not a botanical identification or a prediction of growth.