Garden Planner

3.7.7

Software information

License:

Shareware (Free to try)


Updated:

28 Mar 2019



Website:

http://smallblueprinter.com

Software Screenshots

Size: 124 GB


Downloads: 25855


Platform: Windows (All Versions)

Review by George Norman (Cybersecurity Editor)

on 16 Mar 2012

There are those who just do things by the seat of their pants, and those who think ahead and then do things properly. The Garden Planner application is designed for those who plan ahead, come up with a plan, and then follow that plan. And more to the point, it is a user friendly tool meant to be used by those who want to set up or arrange a garden or landscape.

The Garden Planner application is available for all three main platforms, mainly Windows, Mac, and Linux. To start using it on your Windows PC, you must get a 15.9MB installation file, run it, and go through the instructions presented by a setup wizard. You will be done with the whole thing it no time at all.

When Garden Planner launches, it’s like having a blank canvas in front of you – a blank canvas that you can fill in with anything you want. And the truth of the matter is that Garden Planner provides all the tools you need for the job. There are a variety of items you can use from the Object and Tools menu to the left. In the Tools menu you will find trees, shrubs and plants, flowers, buildings, pools, walls and fences, and a lot more. All the items are nicely grouped into categories so you can easily take them and place them on the canvas as you see fit.

Anything you put on the canvas can be moved, rotated, resized, or duplicated. For each item you can also add a title, a custom size, a custom color, and you can even add a note if you want to. Speaking about notes, the application comes with a very handy Notebook; add notes to it, save it as a TXT or CSV file, or print it out.

Once you’re done with your garden or landscape plan, you can print it out. Do note that the trial version of Garden Planner puts a watermark on the output. You should also note that the trial version of Garden Planner is free to use only for a 15-day evaluation period.

As I was saying, you can print out a plan once you’re done creating it. But if you’re anxious to see what you can come up with, if you want to see results right away, you can load one of the several sample plans the application comes with. These plans will give you a general idea of what you can accomplish by using the Garden Planner application.

It is just a pleasure to work with Garden Planner. It is a properly good garden and landscape design tool that combines ease of use with good looks and powerful features.

Pros
Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Comes with several built-in plans you can load. There are a variety of objects and tools you can use and there’s a handy notebook. Preview a plan before printing it out. There’s an online trial version you could check out. Charities, non-profit organization, community groups, primary and pre-schools may be entitled for a free license.

Cons
The trial version is free to use for 15 days and puts a watermark on the print output.

Garden Planner
3.7.7

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Garden Planner Editor’s Review Rating

Garden Planner has been reviewed by George Norman on 16 Mar 2012. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated Garden Planner 5 out of 5 stars, naming it Essential

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