The vegetable garden planner that grows with your garden.

Tell Arbor what's in your beds.
It builds your week — watering, feeding, harvest windows — and redraws the plan as the weather and your garden change.

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Prune tomatoes

Bed 1

Harvest cucumbers

Bed 2

Fertilize all beds

All beds

Increase watering — heat advisory

Overdue · Sep 4

Arbor's Garden screen: seven raised beds of peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, and herbs plus a round melon bed, with days to first frost and pounds harvested this season.

Every season, a new page

The sketch keeps up.
So does the plan.

Pull the lettuce, plant the peppers, and Arbor redraws your garden's portrait along with every future task. When the beds go quiet for winter, the sketch rests too. It's not decoration. The drawing is how Arbor shows you what's planted where, what's coming ripe, and what needs you this week.

Weather does the math so you don't have to.

Water the tomatoes

Skipped: 0.6 in rain forecast Wed night

Rain on the forecast waters for you.

Replan in plain English.

“Pulled the lettuce, added two pepper starts.” Say it once. Beds, inventory, and every future task fall in line.

Trouble, triaged.

Note “something's chewing the kale” and get an urgent card with first steps, linked to a full field guide.

Heads up

Pest on peppers

Aphids can curl leaves and spread quickly. Inspect your peppers and nearby plants; knock them off with water or treat with insecticidal soap if needed.

Full guide →

Answers with receipts.

93 field guides on growing, pests, and disease. Written from university extension research, never content farms.Browse all 93 guides

Tomato plant with upright vines, serrated leaves, and ripening fruit — the sun-loving crop that needs 6–8 hours of direct light and consistent moisture.

Growing guide

How to Grow Tomatoes

Tomatoes need 6–8 hours of sun and 1 inch of water weekly. Bury the stem to the lowest leaves — roots form along it and plants establish faster.

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Your garden is already growing.
Your plan should be too.

Arbor is free in early access. Grow it with us.