For landscape designers

Design the garden your client wants.

The plant database and project management platform that turns a brief into a presentation, a presentation into approval, and approval into install.

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db.garden / bloom schedule

The product, in five views

Designed for the way the work actually flows.

plant search

Search by what matters. Sun, soil, water, region, deer, height at maturity. Find the right plant, fast.

project dashboard

Every project, organized by area. Front yard, back yard, patio, pool deck. Each plant in its right place.

project plants

db.garden project workspace showing plant cards with photos, organized by area

A presentation your client wants to open. Send a link. They scroll, filter, fall in love, approve.

plant detail

db.garden plant page showing photos, botanical name, culture, size and classification

Plants get the treatment they deserve. Real photos. Botanical names. The details that matter on a planting plan.

budget sheet

Quantities, container sizes, costs. Send to the nursery. Stay on budget. No spreadsheet required.

Planning, with an assistant

From a feeling to a plant list.

Some briefs arrive as moods, not species. Describe the feeling and the assistant searches the plant database and comes back with real, plantable suggestions matched to your areas, zone, water, and sun.

ai plant assistant

A real run, unedited:

“A walled courtyard garden in the color scheme of Picasso: the Blue Period: cobalt, ultramarine and silver-blue foliage, warmed by Rose Period accents of soft coral and dusty pink.”

The assistant came back with ten plants. Bristlecone Pine for its silver-blue foliage, a Blue Moon tea rose and azaleas for the Rose Period warmth, Hidcote lavender for the Blue Border, each already assigned to the right area of the project.

Suggestions come from the same several-thousand-plant database you browse, never invented names.

layout sketch

Layout canvas with areas sketched as shapes, plus layers and plant assignment tools

Sketch the plan in minutes.

Block out areas, shadows, and plant zones in three layers, then assign plants straight onto the shapes. Autosaved as you draw.

purchase list · print-ready

Purchase list report showing plants with botanical names and total quantities, grouped by type

Hand it off, anywhere.

Print-ready reports straight from the project. Save them as PDF for the client, the nursery, or the install crew.

Report Bloom scheduleReport Purchase listReport Budget totalsOutput Print / PDF

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The database

Several thousand plants, with the details that matter.

Open. Editable. Yours. The full database includes growth habits, water needs, USDA zones, soil preferences, deer resistance, native ranges, and the regional cultivation notes that take a working designer years to compile.

You can preview a slice of it without signing up.

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Built for designers, not landscapers.

There's plenty of software for the lawn-and-mow crowd. db.garden is for the people designing the gardens: the studios, the practices, the firms whose work shows up in real photographs in real magazines.

For independent designers

You're a one or two person studio. You wear every hat. Software that gives you back four hours a week is software that pays for itself in a client meeting.

For boutique studios

Three to eight people, principal plus team. Shared projects, shared selections, shared presentations. Everyone working from the same plant data, in the same place.

For firms

Twelve people and up. Audit logs, dedicated onboarding, custom plant database additions for your region. We'll talk.

Pricing

Priced for the practice you're running.

Solo, studio, firm. A 14-day trial that needs a card, then it renews automatically until you cancel. Built so a single closed project pays for the year.

How the trial and renewal work