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Limewire _ Has alot of programs you can download from there sight, i am sure landscaping programs are among them....

2006-06-25 10:31:42 by Michele A

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home to use in the design. Inexpensive would also be required. We want to redo our entire yard, front and back.

I just ordered this today. The price is great and
so easy to use. Watch the demo on this link.
http://www.landscapeyourvisions.com/soft ware.html
Good Luck!!

2006-04-08 11:01:52 by hammy

dont necessarily want the 3d type, or photo of the house, just want to make simple geometric shapes on simple but accurate plans

If you go to the Better Homes and Gardens site, click on Gardens, you will see in the left hand box, Plan-A-Garden. It's a site that allows you to measure out your planned or actual garden, place plants by name in the garden, and preview the plan.
It's simple, it's basic, and it's free.

2006-03-27 19:21:30 by chasmodeee1

Hi I am looking for best software which can create easy to make professional looking 3D landscaping and Garden designs. The software should have everything ready to copy paste or insert for making designs. Their should be option to give the size according to our need and use curves and slops.
Also looking for websites which has photos of landscape garden patio designs free download.

Thanks for all who answers.

sure, google's Picasa will do it, it's free and works well, here's the link
http://www.sleekbytes.com/picasa-google. htm
as per landscape designs, here's google's search
http://images.google.it/images?hl=en& ;q=landscape+garden+patio+designs+&b tnG=Search+Images&gbv=2
if it helps please remember me cheers and thanks for the 2 points!

2007-07-21 10:01:30 by wpasha

Does anyone out there know of a good landscape design program. Preferably one that allows the user to upload a photo of their home and add the landscaping around their actual property (sort of like the ones that they use on TV).

Free, as always, is best. Please include links.

Thanks for your help!

Hey SRod,

You get what you pay for. I don't know of any free. I have Visio from work which has a really complete set of landscape drawing.

Then I have a couple my daugher gave me as a present at about $35.00. Here are some software searches, one for FREE stuff, the other includes a link to Compare software. Happy gardening.

2009-05-31 16:56:41 by srod01