Field Notes

The garden planner you'll open on Sunday morning.

For anyone growing food, flowers, or a meadow of their own.

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What it does

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Seed inventory that scans itself

Photograph a seed packet. The app pulls out the variety, days to maturity, spacing, and depth automatically.

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Garden beds you can move

Draw your beds on an interactive canvas. Resize them, add reference objects, upload a satellite image of your property for context.

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Tasks that adapt

A planning engine that knows when to remind you and when to leave you alone. Snooze, reschedule, or skip anything.

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Meadow planner with native picks

Pick a design style, enter your zip code, and get a native species mix, a bloom calendar, and a procurement list.

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Layout suggestions from your zip code

Companion planting, pest and disease pressure, and regional climate intelligence built into every recommendation.

REPLACE: an exported garden design document with dimensions and plant list, ready for a landscape professional

Handoff-ready when you're ready

Export a clean, dimensioned version of your design to hand to a landscape architect or install crew. Your plan, their expertise, no rework.

When you're ready for a professional

Some gardens grow beyond what an app can plan for. When yours does, Field Notes exports a dimensioned design a landscape architect or install crew can build from. Your plant choices, your bed layout, your notes. Ready for someone else to bring to life.

Get early access

Field Notes is in final development. Join the waitlist for early access, launch pricing, and a founding user discount.

Behind it

Field Notes is built by Chantal Emmanuel, founder of Lagrange Rouge. It grew out of managing 140 acres of regenerative planting in Millbrook, NY, and out of the design work that grew from that.

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