VegPlotter

VegPlotter was designed around the moving timeline of an allotment. A plot can be drawn for free, shared with another gardener and filled with crops using spacing guidance. Paid planning views then show what occupies each bed month by month, rather than freezing the garden at midsummer. The service can suggest planting times from local climate, flag rotation conflicts, show companion information and spread succession sowings through suitable months. Jobs, photographs and notes turn the plan into a record that can inform next year's decisions.

The division between layout and scheduling matters: the free account is useful for mapping, but many of the features that justify long-term use require an upgrade. Recommendations also simplify cultivar differences, protected growing and unusual local weather. A rotation warning is a prompt to investigate disease risk, not a universal rule that every botanical family must move on the same cycle. VegPlotter fits growers who plan several beds across seasons and want the calendar visible inside the map; it is less compelling for someone who needs only a one-off landscape sketch.