Grow what you eat.

Tell PlateGarden what your household loves to eat. We turn those meals into a garden plan—what to grow, where it fits, and when to plant it—for your space and season.

Curated beta · Access is invite-only.

Tomato and basil spaghetti

Spaghetti night

Plan for your space

Kitchen bed4 × 8 ft · Full sun
6 tomatoes4 basil
Example garden plan

Already have beds or containers? Keep them. PlateGarden works with the space you already have.

Start with dinner.

The pasta you make every week. The salsa everyone asks for. The salad that tastes like summer.

Tomato and oregano bruschetta

Tomato bruschetta

Tomatoes · Oregano

Bean and pepper tacos with tomato salsa and cilantro

Taco & salsa night

Tomatoes · Peppers · Cilantro

A garden salad with tomatoes, cucumber and herbs

Summer salads

Lettuce · Cucumber · Herbs

From the meals you love to the garden you grow.
And back to the table.

From the table, to the garden,
and back again.

Life leads. PlateGarden helps you choose, plan and know what matters as your garden grows.

  1. Sharing tomato basil pasta at the table

    Share a meal.

  2. Choosing favorite meals

    Choose what you love.

    Tell it what your household eats.

  3. Planting basil beside a garden bed

    Make room to grow.

    Get a plan for your space.

  4. Tending vegetables and herbs

    Watch it grow.

    Know what matters now.

  5. Gathering tomatoes and herbs

    Bring in the harvest.

    See what you can cook.

  6. Sharing food from the garden

    Back to the table.

Here’s what PlateGarden gives you.

Your meals become a plan for your growing space: what to grow, where it fits, and the next step.

Your meals. Your space. An honest plan.

A sample household · 2 adults · 50% of household need
One measured 12 × 24 ft growing space · Full sun

Corn with chili-lime butter.
A reason to grow.

A favorite meal, twice a week. PlateGarden connects the ingredients to what your household needs.

Preferred corn production target
About 41 lb for the planning year
Preferred grow target
75 plants · an estimate, not a promise
What fits this space
48 provisional plants · 27 still unplaced
Planting window
May 11–June 20, 2027
Example · A plan for your space
Sunny growing space12 × 24 ft · Measured
48 provisionalPlacement still needs confirmation

A plan is a recommendation. Planting is your decision.

Illustration of tested PlateGarden planning results, not an app screenshot

Not everything has to fit.

The lime needs a permanent growing resource. Without one, it stays unresolved.

PlateGarden keeps the demand visible instead of pretending it has found a place. You can see the shortfall and decide what to change.

The choice stays with you.

A plan becomes real
when you plant.

Accepting a plan doesn’t plant the garden. In this example, the household planted 24 of the 48 planned corn plants. Shopping and setup follow that actual progress.

Today brings the next useful task into focus. Season keeps the longer view.

Picked today.
Back to the table.

Record what you actually harvested. PlateGarden connects available ingredients to meals you can make.

Corn harvested, lime still needed? The recipe is almost ready. When its required ingredients are available, it’s ready now.

Gathering homegrown vegetables and herbs
Your harvest closes the loop.

Start with the meals your family already loves.

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Start where you are.

Bring your tastes, your space and what you already know. Your existing beds stay useful. PlateGarden plans around the garden you have, so you don’t start from zero.

No garden yet?
Start with the space you have.
Patio or containers?
They count. A few good pots can be a beginning.
Already have beds?
Keep them. Build the plan around your garden.
Experienced gardener?
Start with the recommendation and adjust what you know better.
Favorites won’t all fit?
See the tradeoffs and choose what matters most.

Grow what you eat.

We’re opening PlateGarden gradually, learning from real households before opening it broadly.

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