Square Foot Garden Planner

Square foot gardening assigns a set number of plants to each one foot square by crop, so it multiplies that per-square count by the number of squares in your grid.

It divides the bed into one foot squares in the Mel Bartholomew style, so a four by four bed becomes sixteen independent planting squares.

Plant size sets the density, so one large plant like a tomato fills a square while sixteen small radishes share one, which the tool reflects per crop.

Lay out a square foot garden the classic way by dividing a raised bed into a grid of one foot squares and planting a set number in each. Enter how many squares run along the length and width of your bed to get the total squares, then pick a crop from the density guide, from one large plant like a tomato per square up to sixteen small plants like carrots or radishes.

Yes. Square Foot Garden Planner is completely free, with no sign-up and no usage limits.

Yes. Square Foot Garden Planner runs in any modern web browser. There is nothing to download or install.

Yes. Square Foot Garden Planner runs entirely on your device in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded to a server.