Plant Planner Australia

Plant Planner Australia starts with conditions that generic northern-hemisphere calendars often ignore. An Australian postcode determines the regional climate, then the gardener adds bed dimensions, sunlight and the crops already in place. The planner uses that context to suggest what can be planted, how many plants fit and when sowing or transplanting should happen. Its crop catalogue and scaled bed drawing make the recommendations tangible enough to turn into a nursery list.

One bed, a twelve-month calendar and a private journal are available without a card or expiring trial. The paid Grower tier adds unlimited beds, reminders, succession planning, crop-rotation memory and weather alerts. The site is candid about its geographic limits: U.S. and U.K. users can record beds, but localized timing is still being verified and Australian guidance is not presented as universal. For Australian kitchen gardeners, that regional honesty and the mobile-friendly workflow make it a particularly practical planning companion.