Free for your first bed

Stop guessing. Know exactly what to plant this week.

Tell Sproutline your zip code, bed size and sun. Get a localized weekly plan, a shopping list and reminders — before the frost gets your tomatoes.

  1. 1Enter your zip
  2. 2Get this week's plan
  3. 3Plant & harvest
This weekZip 80220 · Week 14
  • Sow peasDirect-sow
  • Transplant lettuceInto bed
  • Harden off tomatoesDon't plant outside yet
Shopping list (3)
1The problem

Most first gardens fail before the first sprout.

Seed packets, zone charts and YouTube rabbit holes weren't made for your backyard.

Tomatoes planted 2 weeks before last frost

One cold night and the whole bed is gone.

6 squash crammed into 4 sq ft

Crowded plants fight for light and water.

Too many crops started at once

Everything ripens together, then nothing does.

Missed succession windows

Second sowings slip by and beds sit empty.

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Frost dates can differ by hundreds of miles in a single state.

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A vegetable season runs 20–30 weeks, and you need a plan for every one.

2The solution

Three inputs. One clear week.

No layouts to draw, no crop library to browse. Just your week, ready.

Zip code

Frost dates for your exact spot

Sun exposure

Full, part or shade, per bed

Bed size

So nothing gets overcrowded

Raised garden beds with vegetables under netting

Your beds, your sun, your week

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This week's list

Sow

PeasRadishes

Transplant

LettuceKale

Harvest

Spinach thinningsChives
3Your move

Shop Saturday. Plant Sunday. Harvest on schedule.

  • A shopping list for the week — know what to buy before you go

  • Push reminders at the right moment — not a month too early

  • Multi-bed planning and full-season view on the paid plan

gloved hands planting seedling in soilA wooden harvest basket filled with assorted tomatoes, okra, shallots, and fresh herbs

Shopping list

  • Pea seeds
  • Lettuce transplants
  • Compost 1 bag
Reminder: Sunday 9am — harden off tomatoes

A vegetable garden runs 20–30 weeks. Sproutline has a plan for each.

Why Sproutline instead of GardenDraft?

GardenDraft is the closest alternative. Here is how the options stack up.

FeatureSproutlineGardenDraftSmart GardenerSeedtime
Free tierYes:Yes, first bed freeNo:Paid ($4.99/mo)No:No — $15 / 90 daysNo:~$84/yr
Setup before valueYes:3 inputs, instant planPartial:Bed + crop setupPartial:Plan builderNo:Feature-heavy setup
Shopping list as a first-class featureYes:Built inNo:Not a focusNo:Not a focusNo:Not a focus
Built for beginnersYes:YesPartial:PartlyPartial:PartlyNo:Aimed at experienced gardeners

Smart Gardener: $15 per 90 days. Seedtime: ~$84/yr. Sproutline: free for your first bed.

Based on publicly listed features and pricing; details may change.

Free until your first harvest.

Start with one bed at no cost. Add more when you are ready.

Seedling

$0/forever

  • Your first bed
  • Zip-localized weekly plan
  • This week's sow · transplant · harvest list
  • Basic shopping list
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Grower

$3.99/month

  • Full-season planning
  • Push reminders
  • Multi-bed management
  • Shopping list export & sharing
  • Succession planting prompts
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Homestead

$7.99/month

  • Everything in Grower
  • Unlimited beds
  • Shareable plans for family or neighbors
  • Priority support
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Free first season. Upgrade when your garden proves it.

Questions, answered

Just three things: your zip code, how much sun each bed gets, and the bed size.

Your first real harvest starts this week.

Enter your zip, bed size, and sun. Get your plan in seconds.

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