Garden bed layout planner
Draw your raised beds, fill the squares with vegetables, and the planner checks companion planting and crop rotation as you go. One square = one square foot. Everything saves in your browser — no sign-up.
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How it works
Add a bed and set its size in feet — the grid is one square per square foot, the square-foot-gardening way. Pick a crop, then click or drag across squares to plant it. The small ×number is how many of that crop fit in one square (16 carrots, 1 tomato).
Red squares mark two crops planted next to each other that one of them lists as a poor companion. Amber squares mean that square holds the same plant family it held in last year’s plan — rotate it to another bed. Change the year with the arrows; a new future year starts blank so you can plan the rotation.
Companion pairings are traditional guidance, not hard rules — see the companion planting guide and crop rotation guide. Export a PNG to print or share, or Export data to move the plan to another device.