An easy week-by-week planting calendar

Yes. Plantero is designed for home gardens, raised beds, allotments, and compact vegetable patches. You do not need a farm-scale plan. It focuses on realistic weekly tasks for normal gardeners who want clear guidance without overcomplicating things.

Plantero works best in temperate climates where vegetable growing follows seasonal frost cycles. That includes most of: - Europe - the UK and Ireland - North America (similar latitude regions) - New Zealand - parts of Australia with clear seasons If your region has: - a last spring frost - a defined growing season - cool winters and warm summers then Plantero can generate a useful weekly planting calendar.

No. While Plantero was built in Central Europe, it works in many regions with similar seasonal patterns. You can enter your city or region and the calendar adjusts based on: - frost dates - season length - temperature profile It works best in places where planting windows depend on frost timing.

Not yet perfectly. In tropical or frost-free climates where planting happens year-round, gardening follows different rhythms. Plantero is currently optimized for regions with a clear seasonal cycle. We may expand support for tropical climates in the future.

Plantero estimates your local frost dates and growing season using historical climate data. It then builds a weekly planting calendar based on those conditions. You can also adjust settings if your garden has: - a greenhouse - warmer microclimate - different effort level

Plantero estimates planting windows using historical frost data and regional climate patterns. You can also adjust settings if your garden has: - a greenhouse - a warmer microclimate - protected beds This makes the calendar flexible for real-world conditions.

Yes. If you are in a seasonal climate and want to know: "What should I plant this week?" Plantero gives you a clear weekly answer based on where you live.

Yes. Plantero covers 70+ common vegetables and herbs including tomatoes, onions, carrots, lettuce, beans, herbs, and more. Each week you will see: - what to sow - what to transplant - what to harvest Click any crop to see spacing, timing, and practical planting instructions.

Absolutely. Plantero is built for beginners and intermediate gardeners. You do not need to know planting charts or frost math. Just check your weekly calendar and follow the tasks. It is like having a simple gardening plan that updates itself.

Yes. The free version lets you see the current month planting calendar with basic personalization. You can upgrade to Pro if you want: - full-season planning - future months - crop selection - advanced settings You can start free and upgrade anytime.

You can use them if you enjoy them, but Plantero replaces the need to check multiple sources. Instead of: - spreadsheets - screenshots - blog posts - planting charts You get one clear weekly plan in one place.

You can open it weekly and mark tasks as done. Reminder features may expand over time, but the goal is simple: open your calendar once a week and know exactly what to do.

Plantero works best for: - home vegetable gardens - raised beds - small greenhouses - allotments It is built for gardeners who want clarity and consistency more than complexity.

Plantero calculates your local planting windows automatically based on your location and frost dates, so you know when to plant vegetables where you live.

Both. It is a weekly planting calendar combined with a simple garden planner that shows what to do each week.

Yes. Beginners use it for clarity, and experienced gardeners use it to stay consistent and avoid missing planting windows.