How do you build a garden plan from your own plot?

A garden idea becomes recognisable when you can see your own house and garden
in it. Your plot gives it context: the shape, house position and available space.
Photos show what is there today and what you want to change.

Bring inspiration into your own garden

You can start with a style you love. Browse examples, save favourites and try how
they might work in your garden. The same atmosphere may need a different layout
in a narrow town garden than on a wide plot.

Use what is already there

You do not need a complete survey to imagine a first direction. These observations
help when you want to refine it:

• doors, boundaries and existing trees
• walking routes and places you like to sit
• where you want privacy, greenery or play space
• how sun and shade change through the day and seasons

TuinPlan shows your property and estimated sun and shade. Compare the model with
what you observe; it does not include every tree or local change.

Create one future view

Add a clear current photo and create a Vision Card. Share it to show what you
mean or ask for reactions. You do not have to divide the entire garden into
areas first.

Refine when it helps

Capture more current-state detail with a Garden Walk later. Use the desktop
editor to place areas and garden elements more precisely. Photos, Vision Cards
and saved inspiration remain accessible through Media. Products and phased
planning are there when you want to move from an idea towards execution.