A free garden planner that starts with your photo.
A free garden planner that does the planning for you: upload a photo, pick a style, and see your garden redesigned in about two minutes. Your first design is genuinely free, with no card needed.
First design free · no card needed · UK plants
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BeforePlan your garden without spending a penny
You should be able to see your garden reimagined before you decide to spend anything – so your first design is free, with no card asked for. Upload a photo, mark your beds, pick a look, and a free garden planner does the rest: a photorealistic picture of your own garden, freshly designed and full of colour, in about two minutes.
It keeps your fences, paths and mature trees where they are and designs into your real space, so the free design you get is genuinely yours, not a generic picture.
What you get for free
Your first design free
see your own garden redesigned with no card and no catch
A style you choose
cottage, Mediterranean and more
Real, growable plants
designed with genuine UK garden plants that suit your space
Nothing to install
it runs in your browser, on your phone or laptop
Free, but built on real plants
Even on the free design, every plant is a real UK garden plant, chosen for your conditions by a professional gardener's rules and sized to your beds. So what you see for free is a garden you could actually grow.
Try a style, and if you fancy a different look, a fresh design gives you a whole new scheme to compare.
When you want more than the free design
After your free first design, a subscription gives you more designs each month from £19, with higher render quality as you move up the tiers – so you can try lots of looks for well under £1 a design.
And when you find one you love, the optional planting plan (£39, a one-off) names every plant, tells you how many to buy and how big each grows, shows you where it goes and gives you a flowering calendar. Professional garden designers often charge over £1,000 for that.
Good to know.
Everything people ask about the free garden planner.
How does the AI garden design work?
Upload a photo of your garden or a single border, and tell us what you'd like: refresh your borders, keeping your garden's shape, or redesign the whole space with new layout, paths and planting. Pick a style, and we generate a photorealistic redesign of your actual garden. When you love one, unlock its planting plan – every plant, how many to buy, and where each goes.
Are the plants real – can I actually buy and plant them?
Yes. Every design can become a planting plan of real, available UK plants, with quantities, each plant's mature height and spread, where it goes and a month-by-month flowering guide. The plans are built on real horticultural data and shaped by a professional gardener – not generic AI guesses – so the garden in the picture is a garden you can genuinely plant.
Do I need a special photo or camera?
No – a normal phone photo is perfect. Photograph your whole garden if it's small and simple, or one border at a time for larger or more complex gardens, where each bed has its own light and soil.
Is the first design really free, and what does it cost after?
Your first design is genuinely free, with no card required. After that, subscriptions start at £19 a month. The professional planting plan is a separate one-off you only buy if you want to make a design real.
Is it really free, or a free trial that asks for a card?
Your first design is genuinely free, with no card required – you can see your own garden redesigned before you decide anything. Only if you want more designs, or the full planting plan, is there anything to pay.
What do I get after the free design?
A subscription gives you more designs each month from £19, at higher render quality as you go up. The professional planting plan – the full named plant list with quantities, sizes, positions and a flowering calendar – is a separate one-off £39, only when you want to build a design for real.
Design your whole garden.
Your garden is one photo away.
See it redesigned in about two minutes. The first one's on us.