Garden design, reinvented.

Stop running garden design projects from five different tools.

PlantFrame brings plant palettes, concept boards, client feedback, files and project workflow into one organised workspace — built specifically for garden and landscape designers.

Beta access opening soon — limited founding group.

Why PlantFrame?

Garden design projects involve far more than producing a final plan. There are site photos, notes, concepts, plant selections, client feedback, files and revisions — usually scattered across too many different tools.

PlantFrame brings everything together so you can:

Keep every project organised from first visit to final presentation

Track feedback, approvals, and revisions without email chains

Reduce time lost switching between apps or hunting for files

Present ideas more clearly with clean, visual boards clients understand instantly

Built for the way garden designers work

Build plant selections
Create clear, organised plant palettes for each project — including proposed and existing plants — and keep everything visually consistent.


Manage client approvals
Let clients review, comment on, and approve selections, files, and design details in one place. No more scattered feedback.


Create and share concept boards
Bring inspiration, materials, planting ideas, and client comments together into clean, professional boards.


Organise project files
Keep plans, PDFs, images, and documents easy for clients to access — without digging through email threads.


Track the project journey
Manage consults, notes, selections, and approvals from enquiry to presentation. See the whole project at a glance.

How it works

1. Capture everything on site

Take photos, record notes and organise observations directly inside the project.

2. Build your plant palette

Create structured selections of proposed and existing plants, compare options and save favourites.

3. Create visual concepts

Turn site photos, inspiration and planting ideas into clear, client-ready concept boards.

4. Share with your client

Send a simple link so clients can view, comment on and approve selections without messy email chains.

5. Track the project journey

Keep notes, files, approvals and tasks together from first visit to final presentation.

Want to help shape PlantFrame?

I’m inviting a small first group of garden and landscape designers to test PlantFrame before public launch and help shape the platform around real design workflows.

As a beta tester, you’ll receive:

Early access to the platform

Direct input into features and improvements

A reduced founding‑member subscription rate

Frequently Asked Questions

PlantFrame is designed for garden and landscape designers who want a visual, organised way to manage concepts, plant selections, client feedback, and project workflow — all in one place. It’s ideal for solo designers and small studios.

No. PlantFrame isn’t CAD, 3D, or drafting software. It’s a visual design and workflow workspace — perfect for concepts, palettes, site photos, notes, approvals, and client communication.

PlantFrame supports everything from site visit to presentation:

  • capturing photos and notes on site

  • building plant palettes

  • creating concept boards

  • sharing selections and ideas

  • collecting client comments and approvals

  • keeping files and tasks organised

It’s the workspace where the thinking, selecting, communicating and organising happens.

Absolutely. PlantFrame is built with solo designers in mind — simple, organised, and easy to use without a team. It gives you one organised workspace instead of relying on a messy mix of Canva, Procreate, Notion, email and phone photos to hold the whole project together.

Yes. A small group of designers will be invited to test PlantFrame before public launch. Beta testers get early access and the chance to shape the product with direct feedback.

Yes. Beta testers and early adopters will receive a reduced founding‑member subscription rate when PlantFrame launches.

Ready to bring your project workflow into one place?

Join the early access list and be first to try PlantFrame when beta opens.

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