Year Round Garden Planner creates planting schedules for a specific yard using weather-station records and regional growing information. Its 174 listed crops include vegetables, herbs, fruit, and flowers with possible and preferred planting windows, spacing, depth, sun, container, harvest-time, and difficulty details. The weekly view lists jobs such as starting seeds, planting out, checking harvests, or caring for beds, and it includes a suggested planting day based on the National Weather Service forecast. Users can also see recent rain, receive frost and severe-weather alerts, draw beds and pots to scale, and keep photos and harvest totals in a journal. The developer says the app requires no account and keeps garden data on the phone. Free use includes planting dates for all crops and up to five plants with reminders; a paid plan allows more plants. Dates are estimates and local microclimates may differ.
