For homeowners with a yard full of questions

The owner's manual
for your yard.

That tree you've been calling “the big one”? Snap a photo — in sixty seconds you'll know its name, its story, and exactly what it needs from you this month.

Map your yard free3 plants free · $4.99/mo for unlimited
Aerial view of a property with its plants pinned
Japanese flowering cherry
Japanese flowering cherry
Prunus serrulata
Zones 5–9 · prune right after it blooms
AI ID
1
photo is all it takes to know a plant
~60s
from snapshot to species — care quirks included
12 mo
of care scheduled to your USDA zone

How it works

Three steps from "what is that tree?" to a yard you understand — and know what it needs.

Satellite map with plant pins
Step 1

Pin your plants

Enter your address and drop a pin on a satellite view of your property for every tree, shrub, and bed.

Bridalwreath spirea in bloom
Step 2

Identify with a photo

Not sure what's growing in the corner? Snap a photo — Plantagraph names the species and its quirks.

Plantagraph care schedule with upcoming plant-care tasks
Step 3

Care on schedule

Get a weekly rundown of what your yard needs, tuned to your USDA zone and the current season.

Japanese flowering cherry in bloom
Japanese flowering cherry
Prunus serrulata 'Kanzan'
AI plant knowledge

Know exactly what each plant needs.

Plantagraph doesn't just name the plant. Ask it anything — when to prune, why the leaves are curling, whether that shrub is safe for the dog — and get an answer tuned to the species and your climate zone.

When should I prune the flowering cherry?
It blooms on old wood, so prune within a few weeks of the petals dropping. Cutting in fall or winter removes the buds that become next spring's flowers — and fresh wounds in cold, wet weather invite disease.
Diagnose problems
Photograph a struggling plant — get the likely cause and how to fix it.
Ask any question
Watering, pruning, pet safety — answered for your exact plant.

A plant portfolio worth showing off.

Every plant you identify joins your portfolio — a living record of everything growing on your property. Watch a well-tended collection take shape, and open any plant for instant access to its care schedule, health, and history.

The Plantagraph plant portfolio — a searchable, reorderable list of every plant on your property
Plant profile
Japanese flowering cherry
Japanese flowering cherry
Thriving
Next carePrune after bloom
Last loggedWatered · 2d ago
ClimateUSDA zone 7a

Walk your yard like you planted every inch of it.

Your landscaping is a five-figure asset. Knowing what each plant needs is the cheapest insurance you'll ever buy.

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3 plants free · $4.99/mo for unlimited