One cloud project
Open the project in a supported computer browser and keep module information together.
Gardenly3D product overview
Professional garden design. One integrated application.
From the first client brief to the final presentation, bring plans, planting, 3D design, analysis, costs and client review together. Spend less time switching tools, repeating work and moving files.
Less duplicate work
Project knowledge stays available as the work moves forward.
Garden-specific depth
Design living, built and technical garden elements together.
Flexible practice
Open the project on supported computers and work with colleagues when needed.
Product modules
Fewer separate tools. One connected project.
Bring the brief, site survey, terrain, design, analysis, presentation, planning, costs, documents and client review into one connected product. Reduce the need to buy separate software, re-enter the same information and move files between applications.
Goals & RequirementsTurn client priorities and requirements into project context that remains available while the garden takes shape.
Site SurveyKeep measurements, observations, photos and site conditions with the project as design decisions begin.
Terrain ModellingModel existing ground, explore proposed levels and support terrain-based evaluation including water runoff.
2D EditorDraw precise, impressive garden plans with planting, paths, patios, structures and garden systems, and keep detailed drawings organised with layers and tags.
3D EditorDevelop the same design in 3D and see planting, paths, patios, structures and garden systems together from any viewpoint.- Garden AnalysisCreate a garden that works for your client. Explore sun, shade and privacy to help position seating, planting and screening before work begins.
Plant Intelligence CenterUnderstand every plant in the design. Read one plant through the year, or see how the whole planting scheme flowers, grows and needs care month by month.
Garden PresentationWin clients over with garden images, slideshows, drone flights and optional AI renders. Help them picture the finished garden and feel confident choosing your design.
Project ManagementCoordinate tasks and schedules throughout the project, with a built-in Decision Log for important client and design choices.
Product CatalogSave reusable product details, supplier information and variants once, then use them across garden projects.
Price ListMaintain reusable unit prices, labor allowances and customer price bands instead of entering rates for every project.
Project CostsSee how the gardenโs measured quantities, chosen products and prices contribute to the total. Relevant costs recalculate automatically as the design changes.
Document CenterBuild plans, reports and project records from information already held within the garden project.
Client Review PortalPublish selected project material and keep contextual feedback attached to what the client reviewed.
Plants & planting design
Design with plants from first placement to final presentation.
Create planting schemes that work in the plan and help clients picture the finished garden. Understand each plant with the Plant Intelligence Center, then place and arrange it with the planting tools in the drawing editor.
Plant Intelligence CenterKnow every plant, and the whole planting schemeLook up a plant by name in your language and read its year, size, hardiness, soil, care and wildlife value on one page. Then see the same knowledge for the whole design: flowering gaps, colour by season, winter structure, a skyline at maturity and the care due each month. Plant information is AI-generated reference information.
Planting toolsPlace, shape and arrange plantsDevelop your planting scheme directly in the drawing. Place individual plants and trees, shape hedges with the Hedge wizard and fill beds with the Plant Area wizard, then adjust the layout as your ideas develop, keeping every plant connected to the design, its plant list and its costs.
Plant models and appearancesFrom plan symbols to 3D plantingHelp clients picture the planting and feel confident in your design. Choose clear symbols for the plan, explore height and spread in 3D, and refine the planting's appearance for presentations. Reusable plant styles keep the scheme visually consistent as you show how planting shapes the finished garden.
Design RulesReview planting spacingFind crowded planting arrangements while they are still easy to revise. Check spacing against the distances set in your design rules, then select a result to highlight the affected plants in the drawing. Review the issue in context and decide how to adjust the scheme, keeping the planting decisions in your hands.
Details that make the project work
Design the living garden, its built details and its technical systems
Develop the built elements and technical systems alongside your planting. Bring in reference material and work with colleagues in the same cloud project.
Hardscape and structuresDevelop the built details without constructing every element from basic drawing shapes. Create paths, patios, decks, boundaries and garden structures with dedicated tools, then refine their dimensions and editable parts to suit the site. Review them alongside planting and terrain to judge how the whole garden fits together.
Garden systemsConsider the practical needs of the garden as part of the design. Plan lighting, irrigation and drainage alongside paths, planting and structures, and explore how lighting changes the garden after dark. Position equipment, lay out routes and prepare system summaries so you can communicate your intent to specialist installers.
Media and file exchangeBring reference images and supported drawing files into the project to guide your work. Keep reusable images and 3D models in your library, and export supported drawings, images and documents for sharing. Work with useful material from other sources while keeping the garden project at the centre.
Cloud and collaborationOpen the same cloud project from the office, at home or on another supported computer, with changes saved as you work. Account colleagues can work together in the live project, while clients review selected material through the separate Client Review Portal. Keep collaboration close to the design instead of passing working copies between people.
One connected project
Follow the project from customer goals to client review
See how specialist modules contribute to the same garden project, so site knowledge, design decisions and delivery information can move forward without being reconstructed between separate files and applications.
- 01GoalsCapture client goals, requirements and constraints as a clear starting point for the garden design.
- 02Site SurveyRecord measurements, photos, observations and site conditions from site visits as a structured basis for design.
- 03Terrain ModellingOptionalModel existing ground and explore proposed changes to garden levels, slopes and terrain.
- 042D & 3D DesignDevelop the same garden drawing in 2D and 3D views while refining planting, structures and materials.
- 05AnalysisExplore indicative sun hours, shadows and privacy while the garden design is still changing.
- 06PresentationPrepare visual and technical project views that help communicate the proposed garden design.
- 07Costs & CatalogConnect design quantities with estimates, price lists and product catalog information.
- 08Document CenterGenerate and organise project reports, then share controlled document links with clients and suppliers.
- 09Client Review PortalGive clients a focused place to review shared project material and provide feedback on the design.
- โProject ManagementCoordinate tasks and schedules throughout the garden-design project, and record important choices in the built-in Decision Log.
A shared foundation beneath every module
One garden across every module
Keep site survey information, terrain, design objects and analysis connected to the same garden project.
Garden-specific information
Bring planting, terrain, structures and garden systems into the design workflow.
From design to delivery
Carry project information into planning, costing, documents and client review.
Design power
Check the design. Automate repeatable work.
Give more attention to design decisions. Use Design Rules to find issues and GardenlyScript to reduce repetitive work, with control over what is checked and when automation runs.
Design RulesReview design issues as you workFind potential design issues before they are overlooked in a detailed drawing. Choose the checks relevant to your project, adjust their settings and review the results as the garden develops. Select an issue to highlight the affected objects, so you can understand it in context and decide what to change.
GardenlyScriptBuild reusable design workflowsSpend less time repeating the same sequence of design actions. Build a workflow visually or in the code editor, give it inputs you can adjust for each project, and reuse it when the task comes up again. You choose when to run it and can review the results, keeping routine work repeatable while leaving design decisions to you.