Built for your zip code · sized to your family
This year, the garden
actually pays off.
Maybe the grocery total keeps climbing. Maybe last season fell apart. Maybe you want shelves you can count on. One plan fixes the part that keeps going wrong, with sow dates from NOAA frost records for your ZIP and a dollar value on every crop.
No card. No email. See your plan first, save it after.
Trusted by gardeners in all 50 states · Every number source-cited
$875 a year on groceries
reported by food-growing families in 2024. Your plan shows your own number
3 hours a week at peak
for a typical family plan. Less than one trip to the grocery store
60 seconds
from “what do you want to eat” to the week your first harvest lands
Make it yours
Pick the problem you want to fix first.
Every garden fails differently. Your plan starts where yours does.
The absolution
It was not you. It was the dates.
Started indoors too late
Tomatoes stop at first frost no matter when you plant. Every week late at the start is a week of harvest gone at the end.
Transplanted into a frost
One warm April week fools everyone. Then a 30 degree night takes the whole tray. Your ZIP's real last-frost date is a matter of record.
The second sowing that never happened
Lettuce bolts, beans finish, and the bed sits empty from July on. The plan schedules round two before round one is done.
Deep dive: the full dates page →
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Five quick questions. We do the plant counts, the frost-safe sow dates, and the whole-year calendar for you. Every date is keyed to your ZIP code's frost dates, not just your USDA zone. Same state, three weeks apart? We know.
Let's build your garden. What's your ZIP code?
It sets your frost dates, so every sow date lands safe.
It goes on your plan and your dashboard. You can change it any time.
What a plan gets you
One plan. A whole year of eating better.
Other planners hand you a map and wish you luck. Your PlotToTable plan is day one of a season that runs itself: it tells you what to do each week, turns harvests into dinners, fills the pantry for winter, and counts the grocery money as it comes in.
Tell it what your family eats and for how many people. Sixty seconds later: plant counts, sow dates from your ZIP code's own frost history, and a bed map that fits your space. No beds? It converts to pot counts and sizes. Not sure it fits? Point your phone at the yard and see the bed standing there before you build it.
Each week you get a short list: sow this, move that, pick these. Fall two weeks behind? One click replans the season from today and skips what you missed, no guilt. The live Pest Radar warns you when something is eating gardens near you, and the AI Plant Doctor diagnoses a sick leaf from a photo, 3 free a day.
The plan tells you the exact morning each crop is ready and what to look for when you pick: the tomato that gives a little at the shoulder, the melon that smells sweet at the stem, the basil lush enough for a first Caprese. Premium lays this week's harvest out as three dinners plus one put-up batch for the surplus. Still buried in zucchini? Post the extra on the free swap board and a neighbor takes it off your porch.
The plan tells you how many extra plants to grow for the pantry, down to the jar. When the batch comes in, it lays out what to can, freeze, or dry, with tested guides for each method and printable labels for the shelf.
A deep pantry from your own yard. The free prep library plans how much to store for your household, looks up shelf life for everything you put up, and tracks rotation so nothing expires before you eat it.
Log what you pick and your garden page keeps a running total of what you have grown, in dollars, at real store prices. It is the number that keeps people gardening: households growing their five most-eaten crops bank about $875 a year.
New · Premium
Plan it on Tuesday. See it before you plant.
PlotToTable turns your finished plan into a photograph of your actual garden, every plant in its place. The only planner that shows you the harvest before the seeds. Free plans show a real sample render; Premium renders your exact layout.
See your garden →Included with the site, free
Tools most planners don't have at any price.
Why it's different
Other planners start from the plant. We start from your plate.
Not “add a tomato.” You say what you want to eat, and it works backward to the garden.
Servings times people becomes how many plants, with re-sows so it keeps coming.
Most planners go quiet after you sow. This one runs the whole season: picks, dinners, preserving, and the dollar count.
Every plan shows roughly how much food it grows, in grocery dollars.
The payoff
See what your garden is worth.
Every plan shows roughly how much food it grows, in real grocery dollars, so you know the payoff before you plant a single seed.
Then, as harvest comes in, log what you pick and your garden page keeps a running total of what you've grown, in dollars, from real store prices. Free, every plan.
Build my free plan
Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade only if you love it.
Premium runs $7.99 a month. That is less than one clamshell of store herbs that wilts in the fridge by Thursday.
Build your whole garden and see your 3 core grocery anchor crops in full detail, with the planting timeline and weekly checklist. Online, no card.
Start freeEverything, including the $12 printable field guide at no extra cost: unlimited crops, unlimited saved plans, the full season calendar with reminders (subscribe in Google or Apple Calendar), This Week's Menu (3 dinners from what's ready), the 5-line Saturday digest, the preservation planner, and saved plant-doctor diagnoses.
Unlock my whole garden30-day money-back guarantee on Annual and Lifetime. Cancel anytime in two clicks.
One garden, every crop, as a printable field guide you can reprint forever. 3 edits included, then it locks. No password, no subscription. Included free with Premium.
Get my $12 planFull refund any time before your first edit. No questions asked.
Start free above. Upgrade any time. The $12 field guide comes free with Premium, or on its own with no subscription.
Questions, answered straight
The honest answers.
Will this really save me money?+
First-year gardens often just break even, and we’ll tell you that straight. What we promise: you grow the right amount, you stop overbuying seeds, and you see the real dollar value per crop. The savings build over time.
I’m a total beginner. Is it too hard?+
It’s built for you. You tell us what you like to eat. We handle what to plant, when, and how much.
I only have a small space.+
Perfect. Give us your space and we size the plan to fit. Balcony or backyard.
How is this different from other garden apps?+
They start from the plant and leave the math to you. We start from your plate and do the amounts, the timing, and the preserving for you. No other planner does that.
Do I need to measure my yard?+
No. We tell you how much room each plan needs. Add a bed only if you want a fit check.
What do I get free vs paid?+
Free gives you one plan with your 3 core grocery anchor crops in full detail: planting timeline, weekly checklist, the grocery-dollar value of what they grow, and pest and disease flags. Premium unlocks every other crop you planned, plus unlimited plans, the full season calendar with reminders you can subscribe to in Google or Apple Calendar, the preservation planner, the $12 printable field guide at no extra cost, and saved plant-doctor diagnoses. Prefer no subscription? $129 once is Premium for life.
What happens to my plans if I cancel?+
They stay yours. Cancel anytime and every plan you've saved stays viewable forever. Premium extras like new PDF exports pause until you come back (or never pause on the $129 lifetime plan).
When to plant, where you live
Planting calendars by state
Frost dates, USDA zones, and month-by-month sow lists for every state. Or look it up by ZIP code for dates tuned to your exact area.
Your plate. Your plot. Sorted.
Tell us what you want to eat. We'll tell you exactly how much garden you need.
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