Sketch the yard plan
The landscape plan template starts with a yard boundary, a planting bed, trees, a path, and a lawn label. Reshape the beds with the polygon tool to match your design, drop circles for trees and shrubs, and run the path where it belongs.
Labels carry the plant and material callouts — '3× dogwood', 'mulch bed', 'paver path' — so the plan reads like a proposal, not a doodle.
- Lawn areas with square footage
- Planting beds as measured polygons
- Trees and shrubs as labeled circles
- Paths, patios, and edging runs
- Material callouts and notes
Quantities straight from the plan
Select any bed, lawn, or patio shape and read its area — that's sod by the square foot, mulch by coverage, and pavers by area before waste. Select a path or edging line for its length. The drawing becomes the takeoff.
When the client trims the budget, resize a bed or drop a feature and the new quantities are one click away. The plan and the price always match.
A better proposal in the same visit
Because it runs in the browser with nothing to install, you can rough out the yard plan on a laptop during the consultation. Clients respond to seeing their yard take shape live — and a signed proposal with a plan attached is far less likely to shift scope mid-job.
For grading, drainage, or retaining work that needs engineering, bring in the appropriate licensed professional; this tool covers the planning and proposal drawing.