A weekly field guide

Know what
to plant next.

A clear planting plan for your ZIP code, season, and garden — so you can spend less time guessing and more time growing.

Find my planting window

We use this to estimate your USDA growing zone.

US / ZONE GUIDE
Try 10001, 78701, 94107, or Austin, TX. No exact address is needed.
What are you growing?
A weekly field guideREADY WHEN YOU ARE
Plant this weekLocal, not generic.
Prepare nextOne clear next step.
Wait for nowGood timing matters.
Enter a location aboveGet your 12-week plan

The useful bit

Good timing is
half the work.

01

Local first

Your ZIP code gives the plan a starting point, instead of handing every gardener the same calendar.

02

Three clear moves

Plant now, prepare next, or wait. Each suggestion includes a reason and one practical tip.

03

Easy to keep

Download it, share it, or return next week. A useful plan should live near the garden, not in a dashboard.

About the data

Start with the zone.
Watch the weather.

Gardening Tips Kit combines a starter location estimate with a hand-maintained seasonal rule set for common vegetables, herbs, and flowers. The planner itself does not generate a live AI answer or fetch a private weather forecast.

FIELD NOTE Frost, shade, elevation, soil, and microclimate still matter. When a crop is tender, check your local extension before planting.

The growing toolkit

One plan,
more ways to use it.

Field notes

Questions, answered.

How does the planting plan work?

Enter a US ZIP code or a supported city and choose what you are growing. The guide uses a zone-level seasonal rule set to suggest what to plant, prepare, or wait on this week.

Is this more accurate than a general gardening calendar?

It starts with your local zone instead of a one-size-fits-all month. It is still an estimate: local frost, elevation, shade, and microclimate can change the right planting date.

Do I need an account?

No. The first version is free to use without an account. You can download a PDF or share your plan when it is ready.