Garden Planner

Even if not all people have an eye for landscaping, everyone can still use a specialized application to do the work for them. Such an app is called Garden Planner and it can be used by experts and novices alike.

To help you get accustomed to this tool, there are several sample projects you can experiment with. You can not only analyze the layout, you can also move stuff around and assess the impact this has on the surrounding objects.

You can modify the overall dimensions and rotate the element as you see fit. Labels can be added or removed, and you also get control over the print scale and format (bitmap or vector). A very useful feature of Garden Planner is that you can generate and print a list with all the plants, buildings, furniture, pavings and paths.

In an attempt to meet the needs of all garden enthusiasts, this application supports numerous types of flowers, shrubs, trees, fruit, vegetables, herbs and plant pots, but also pavings, walls, fences and doors, pools and ponds.

You can even create an irrigation system, add vehicles, animals or people. Garden Planner supports basic shapes, topiary, vegetables tiles or symbols.

You can import an image into your plan, a custom texture into the tools section or a CSV table.

When it comes to saving your design, you can choose between JPEG and PNG, disable the rulers and the grid lines, and change the orientation by rotating the plan by 90 degrees.

To wrap it up, Garden Planner can easily become the go-to solution for all those who want to enhance the appearance of their garden, yet lack the skills and the know-how to do it without any type of assistance.