For backyard gardeners

Your Garden. Your Data. Your History.

Keep the whole garden in view

Roses, vegetables, perennials, surprises you have yet to identify: a busy backyard has more history than a notebook can easily hold. Give your plants and garden moments a home in My Garden.

One shared signup. Start with the current 14-day free trial; cancel anytime.

Actual My Garden collection view showing 219 plants, 106 species, and saved Morning Glory and Rose plant cards in an outdoor gardener's collection
Real My Garden example from an outdoor collection. Your own numbers and plants will be different.

Why we made Global Gardeners

Garden memories deserve a place of their own

A gardener created Global Gardeners after experiencing the loss of garden memories. My Garden is a place to organize the plants you grow, keep photographs and history together, and export a copy of your records to store wherever you choose.

Organize the garden you actually grow

Keep plant names and photos together, revisit past garden moments, and save unidentified finds for later. The real My Garden example shown here belongs to an outdoor gardener.

Keep the unknowns, too

Actual Unidentified Plants section with three saved plant photos waiting for identification or community help
Unidentified Plants in the real My Garden interface.

Remember more than the names

Three garden photographs in the real Garden Gallery, including a backyard growing area and harvested tomatoes
Garden Gallery keeps photographs of moments along the way.

Keep photos and garden moments alongside the plants you grow, so you can look back on how your collection has changed.

Your records should travel with you

Bring data in. Take a copy out.

Import existing plant records or export your My Garden data. Exports can include plant images, so you can keep a copy of your photos and records wherever you choose.

Actual My Garden Data and Backup controls showing Import My Garden and Export My Garden options for CSV or JSON files
Actual import and export controls in My Garden.

Start with one plant or one garden moment. Keep growing from there.

Global Gardeners is still growing. Try it, then tell us what would make it more useful for the way you garden.