See your yard replanted, and scored.
Upload one photo. Get it replanted with Front Range plants, plus a plant list scored for native, low water and pollinators.
So we can save your yard designs and let you come back to them. Free to preview, no card needed.
Free preview, no card needed. Takes about 30 seconds.
Which yard is yours?
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Front lawn
Tall in back, color through the middle, low tufts at the edge.
Example photos run through the free preview. Results vary with the photo.
How it works
Upload one photo
From the door or deck, showing the whole yard.
Get a free preview
Your yard replanted with Front Range plants, plus the plant list. About 30 seconds.
Make it yours
Save with Google and plan your own beds and plants for free. Seeing your plan in your yard is a render.
Example
Here's one version of your yard.
Save it to customize later.
7 of 7 kinds native. 6 of 7 low water (purple prairie clover is low to moderate). 6 of 7 high pollinator value (blue grama is medium).
Here's how it scores
Every plant is native.
Purple prairie clover is low to moderate.
Blue grama is medium.
7 kinds of plants. All Colorado native, low water and deer resistant unless noted.


Purple prairie clover plant page, opens in a new tabDalea purpurea24 inLow to moderate waterFull or part sunBlooms purple/pink


Blue grama 'Blonde Ambition' native species, cultivar plant page, opens in a new tabBouteloua gracilis8 to 18 inYellow/brown seed headsPollinators: medium
7 kinds of plants. Save to get exact counts for your beds.
Free preview, no card needed. Takes about 30 seconds.
Photos: Blanketflower, Matt Muir (CC BY); Pineleaf penstemon, Andrew Tree (CC BY); Purple prairie clover, Matt Lavin (CC BY-SA 2.0); Little bluestem, Wikimedia Commons (public domain); Gayfeather, no rights reserved (CC0); Sulfur buckwheat, Reid Hardin (CC BY); Blue grama, Thomas Koffel (CC BY).
Want it installed?
Get matched with a Front Range landscape pro who can plant this list.
Questions
Is it really free?
The preview and the plant list are free, with no card. So is planning your own beds and plants. Seeing your finished plan painted into your yard uses a render. See pricing
Where do the plants come from?
From the Plant Finder list, built from CSU Extension, Plant Select, Denver Botanic Gardens and Colorado Native Plant Society sources. About the list
How accurate is the picture?
It's a preview to help you picture the plan. Placement is a guide, not a survey, and real plants take a season or two to fill in.
Why do I need an account?
Only to save. A free Google account keeps your plan so you can come back to it, take the list to the nursery, or customize it.