Your garden, re-imagined - with plants that will actually thrive there.
Upload a photo, tell us about your land, and we'll show you what it could look like - with a real plant list, climate-appropriate species, and an honest take on what'll work.
No card required. Two designs on the house.
How it works
A phone snap, your climate, the slope, the dream - five fields, no jargon.
Real species, real Latin names, plants that won't sulk in your soil.
Every garden is a space you can revisit. Iterate, compare, ask follow-up questions.
Real yards, re-imagined
One photo in. Several restyled designs back - pick the one you'd actually plant.
English Cottage
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TodayPergola & lily pond
TodayPlunge-pool terrace
TodaySteel pergola, minimalThree cottage takes on the same tangled corner - same brief, different soul.
Mediterranean
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TodayLavender pool terrace
TodayPotager & wood oven
TodayAt nightA forgotten hillside stone cottage - restored two ways, both drought-honest, then drifted into evening.
Not just a pretty render
Most "AI garden" tools suggest plants that wouldn't last a season. Yardenero weights climate zone and slope heavily - drought-tolerant terracing for steep Mediterranean plots, frost-hardy structure for cold winters, real Latin species you can buy from a local nursery. We'll also tell you, plainly, what might go wrong.
Common questions
- How is this different from other AI garden tools?
- Most AI garden tools suggest plants that would not survive a season. Yardenero weights your climate zone, slope, soil, and sun heavily, then returns real Latin-named species you can buy from a local nursery - plus an honest note on what might go wrong.
- What do I need to upload?
- A single phone photo of the space, plus a short brief - your climate, the slope, how the space gets used, any constraints. Five fields, no jargon.
- What do I get back?
- Several restyled images of your space, each paired with a horticulturally-grounded plant list, Latin names, and a zone plan describing where each species goes.
- How much does a design cost?
- One credit per design. New accounts get two free credits. Paid packs start at five credits and credits never expire.
- What happens if a render fails?
- Hard failures are auto-refunded. You only spend a credit on a successful design.
- Can I ask follow-up questions about a design?
- Yes. Every design is saved as a "space" you can revisit, iterate on, and ask follow-up questions about - unlimited, per design.
Plant something you'll still love in five years.
Two free designs to start. Buy more whenever - credits don't expire.
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