The plant database is the foundation of how PlantMaster works – a centralized, editable collection of plants, images, and notes.
The more you edit the data, the more it becomes your personalized library over time.
You need a plant database –
your own plant library.
You probably started with lists – a plant spreadsheet, an image folder, notes scattered across a few different places.
It works. Until maintaining it becomes the work and you’re spending more time organizing plant information than using it.
A plant database fixes that. It gives you one place for your plants, your notes, and your images – organized and ready to go for every project.
One place for plant data, images, and your notes.
Everything is connected.
Most plant databases give you fixed, one-size-fits all plant records that don’t reflect how plants actually behave where you work.
PlantMaster works differently.
Your plant information isn’t locked.
Edit any plant and every tool in PlantMaster will reflect that change automatically – from your search reasults to your presentations to every report or schedule you generate.
That’s what makes the work compound.
Refine a plant today and it updates everywhere – every project you’re working on, every presentation you’ve already built, every search you run from her on out.
Find exactly what the space needs.
You’ve probably never used a plant search this advanced.
Cross-reference traits, layer filters – size, sun, soil & water, flower color, and more – and narrow down your options to the plants that match your needs.
You don’t need to scan through lists or spreadsheets. You don’t need to remember what might work. You just put in what the space needs and get a list of the plants that will actually work.
Create quick lists of plants you use all the time.
Problem solvers, your go-to plants, favorites.
Some plants earn a permanent spot in how you work.
Save them into palettes – drought tolerant shrubs, best grasses for erosion control, nitrogen fixing plants.
Create whatever lists make sense for how you design, and name them whatever you want.
Why sort through plants that won’t work? Use your palettes as a headstart and build from there.
“Just a quick note to tell you that I continue to be amazed by PlantMaster. I’m usually in a hurry when I use it, so I knew there were lots of features I wasn’t using.
But today, stumped on some fresh ideas for plants that bloom orange, I logged in and OH. MY. GOSH!! There they all are, by zone, size, bloom color, etc. How did I not use this before! Wow, just wow! This is exactly what I need.
Kelly Marshall | Kelly Marshall Garden Design
Every presentation, schedule, and report you send starts with the plants in your library.
Bring your plant data, images, and notes into one connected system – and start designing with it!