Leaftide
I'm a hobby gardener in the UK, and I got tired of garden planners telling me to plant tomatoes in March (when it's still freezing). Every app I found used generic USDA zones or assumed you lived in California. So I built Leaftide - a garden planner that actually knows your local climate. *What makes it different:* - *Real frost dates* - Uses NOAA climate data for your exact location, not coarse hardiness zones - *Growing Degree Days* - Calculates when plants will actually mature based on accumulated heat - *Permanent plant tracking* - Track fruit trees, berry bushes, perennials across…
Leaftide launched on December 2, 2025 with 5 votes, #2,550 of 11,628 launches that month.
What it does
Leaftide is a planting calendar and layout planner for veg beds, borders, fruit, herbs, flowers, shrubs and trees. It adapts to local climate and helps with timing, quantities and container or bed layouts. Most tools focus on design sketches or houseplants, while Leaftide organises real outdoor growing with clear schedules and spacing guidance.
Track what you planted, when you planted it, and what actually worked. For vegetables, fruit trees, shrubs, and perennials. Free plan included.
In the maker’s words, at launch
I'm a hobby gardener in the UK, and I got tired of garden planners telling me to plant tomatoes in March (when it's still freezing). Every app I found used generic USDA zones or assumed you lived in California. So I built Leaftide - a garden planner that actually knows your local climate. *What makes it different:*…
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