Early planning modelLocal inputs · transparent assumptions

What could grow here?

Describe the site, then compare crops, water demand, planting geometry and resilient growing systems.

Where is the land? City or nearest town is enough.

What kind of space?

Terrace Garden Field Orchard

Draw the land

Measure the real boundary.

Find the place, draw the boundary, then place the essentials. The measured area and relative positions feed the plan below.

01 → 02 → 03

Search for the place or move the map, then draw at least three boundary points.

Map and search data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Local land-reference system

Block / island optional

Parcel optional Saved as a reference only; it does not import legal boundaries.

Climate profile Choose this manually when the location estimate is too broad.

Growing area

m²

Direct sun

Water access

Main priority

Place the essentials

Land shape

House / main base

Water source

Main entrance

Existing-tree area

Most exposed edge

Compost point

Roof-rain capture

Organic material

Sanitation

Use approximate positions. The plan will explain what each zone is for and why it sits there.

Add field measurements

Soil / growing medium

Usable soil depth

Irrigation capacity

L/day

Slope

Existing trees

Previous crop

Measurements change water feasibility, root-depth fit and the recommended layout.

The first time, choose whether site readings may be shared without an account. The choice is remembered on this device.

Your planting options will appear here.

What could grow here?

Six workable planting systems.

A first architecture for the land.

Choose the right balance for your land.

Start with observation, not excavation.

Add evidence, not paperwork.

Help Ground learn from real land?