TierramadreLandscape.com

I'm looking for a garden design software - this is the one I'm going for probably - partly because it is australian based plants/climate etc I'm designing an ornamental vegetable garden. There are heaps of plants in this program but does it include a lot of different vegetables?

There are only a few vegetables on it so not worth it for your use

2007-03-29 19:18:39 by curious

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Try Garden Insight Software:
http://www.gardenwithinsight.com/downloa d.htm
But remember...you get what you pay for!

2006-04-17 09:03:30 by tkquinton

Price: $79.99 $79.25

Create beautiful landscapes, terrain features, gardens and decks for your perfect outdoor living spaces. It?s easy to create the look and feel you desire for your deck, landscaping and outdoor living spaces.
Powerful Decking and Patio tools allow you to design and visualize your new deck with 3D models and help you easily estimate the costs. Make your new deck or patio look exactly the way you desire.
Landscaping is easy with over 3,600 botanically accurate flowers, trees and shrubs ? from tropical to desert. Create gardens, pathways, hills, valleys, ponds and more for your perfect landscape.

Check the altavista or google images for landscaping, you will get hundreds of ideas...

2007-06-12 08:53:51 by Mr Frewster

Price: $54.99

Hi, I am looking for Garden design software to start a large garden project.
It will need to be easy to use, have the ability to stage a large garden. I would also prefer for it to have its own database of commonly used plants, eg: If I want to have a rose bed I would like to be able to place rose plants not just see the writing. It would be ideally around the $50 mark and no more. Any one know of anything like that. Many thanks in advance for your answers.

Here is a free trial with limitations.

Trial Limitations
The trial contains a small number of plants and other objects, but is otherwise fully functional. A watermark appears on movies and printouts. The full version of the software comes with over 12,000 objects and a printed Quick Start guide.

http://www.ideaspectrum.com/arch_trial.p hp

2008-09-20 06:06:34 by Tess

You might try to pick up a copy of "Ponds USA and Water Gardens" at your local Home Depot or Lowe's or your local pet store. They have tones of ideas on how to build a pond. Many of the advertisers have web addresses and will send your free catalogs or have down loadable plans.. I haven't seen any software for plans but again you might try the builder supply stores. They usually have small DIY book sections for building all sorts of great ideas. Try the local fish stores that sell quality Koi and you might find just what you need.
Good luck! I would love to see pictures when your done! I want to build my own some time soon.. just haven't had the $$ to start what I want! lol

Here's a few places that look like a great places to start!
http://www.SacKoi.com
http://www.PondDepot.com
http://www.Pondmarket.com <<< only saw DVD's
http://www.atlanticfountains.com <<< say they have software but $$$$

2007-10-23 18:16:30 by Alex