One garden · one print · $12
Your whole garden, on paper.
Tell us what you want to eat. We build one complete garden around it: how many plants, when to sow each round, how far apart, and what it is worth at the store. Then you print it and take it to the beds.
3 edits included, then your plan locks. You can rebuild your garden 3 times. Printing it again is always free and never counts as an edit.
The printable garden plan
- Gardens
- 1
- Vegetables
- Unlimited
- Edits
- 3, then locked
- To-do list
- Dated, whole season
- Garden photo
- 1 photoreal render
- Reprints
- Unlimited, forever
- Subscription
- None
- Password
- None
Before you buy: this plan includes 3 edits. Build it, change it up to 3 times, then it locks and stays yours to print forever. Want to keep changing your garden all season? Premium does that.
Stripe takes the payment and your email address. We make your account for you, with no password, and email you a link that opens your plan on any device.
Full refund any time before you use your first edit. Refund policy · Terms · Privacy
What lands on the sheet
Not a seed list. A dated plan for your ZIP code, your household, and the space you actually have.
The counts, not guesses
How many plants for your household, how far apart to space them, how many succession rounds to sow, and roughly what each crop is worth at the store.
Included · $12
One photo of your finished garden
A photoreal image of your garden as planned, with every crop where your layout puts it. Yours to keep, and it prints with the plan.
Included · $12
All 7 pages, start to finish
This is not a mockup and not a Premium plan dressed up as this one. It is the actual file, rendered by the same code that builds yours, for a family of four in Zone 8a. Every page you would get, including the garden photo, before you pay a cent.
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Everything in the $12
- The season timeline. Every crop down the side, every month across the top, sow, grow and harvest in three colors.
- The crop table. Plant counts for your household, spacing, succession rounds, days to ready, and seeds needed.
- The bed map. Where each crop goes in your actual space, tall crops placed so they do not shade the rest, and what to plant after each one finishes.
- A dated to-do list. Every job the plan implies, in date order, month by month. Sow this, harden that off, start picking here. It is the page you tape inside the shed door.
- The seed shopping list. What to buy, sized to the plan, one line per crop, so you stop overbuying seed.
- When each crop is ready. How to tell by looking, not just by the calendar, and what over-ripe costs you.
- What will attack it. The pests and diseases each crop actually gets, what the damage looks like, and the least-toxic fix.
- What it feeds you. Servings across the year, and how far your harvest goes on vitamin C, fiber and potassium.
- One photoreal garden photo. Your layout as a photograph, yours to keep.
What $12 buys, and what it does not
We would rather you know now than be disappointed later.
What $12 buys
- One complete garden, with every vegetable you pick
- The printable field guide, with sow dates, spacing, and counts
- One photoreal image of your garden
- Unlimited reprints, forever, on any device
- A plan that never expires
- No subscription and no password
What it does not
- Only 3 edits, then the plan is final
- One garden, not many
- No planting reminders before each window
- No season calendar to subscribe to
- No local pest alerts
- No preservation planner
Three steps
- Step 01
Pay once
$12, through Stripe. No subscription, nothing to cancel.
- Step 02
Pick your vegetables
As many as you want. We build the whole garden around what you eat.
- Step 03
Print it
Take it to the beds. Print it again whenever you like, free.
Questions people ask before buying
What exactly counts as an edit?+
An edit is a rebuild: you change your crops, your household size, or your space, and we regenerate the whole plan around it. Opening your plan, printing it, and downloading the PDF again are always free and unlimited, and never count as edits. You get 3 edits.
What happens after my 3 edits?+
Your plan becomes final. It stays yours: you can open it, download it, and print it as many times as you like, on any device, for as long as we run PlotToTable. If you want to keep changing your garden through the season, that is what Premium is for.
Do I need an account or a password?+
No password, and nothing to sign up for. Stripe collects your email at checkout, we make your account for you, and we email you a link that opens your plan on any device. Keep that email and you can always get back in.
Is there a calendar I can change through the season?+
Your printed plan carries a dated to-do list: every job the plan implies, in date order, month by month. That is the part you tape inside the shed door. The interactive calendar on the site, where you tick off what you actually planted and the later dates move to match, is a Premium feature and is not part of the $12.
Can I get a refund?+
Yes. If the plan is not what you wanted, we refund you in full any time before you use your first edit. Just reply to your receipt and ask.
Does my plan expire?+
No. Free plans are kept for 90 days, but a plan you paid for is kept indefinitely and never expires.
How many vegetables can I pick?+
As many as you want. There is no crop limit on a paid plan: pick 4 vegetables or 30, and every one of them gets its own plant count, sow dates, spacing, and harvest window in your printed guide.
Is this a subscription?+
No. It is one payment of $12 for one garden. Nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. If you later want the season run for you, your full $12 credits toward any Premium option, including the Preparedness Playbook.
One sheet. One season. $12.
One garden, 3 edits, and unlimited reprints forever. No subscription, no password.
Not sure yet? The free planner builds your whole garden and shows your first 3 crops in full detail, with no card.