Green Finger Paint

The living garden plan

Your design,
still growing.

Green Finger Paint turns a landscape architect’s plan into a digital garden that homeowners can understand, maintain and keep up to date for years.

Explore the living plan Built for garden professionals
A homeowner overlooking a flourishing contemporary garden with layered planting beds

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From document to companion

A garden plan should not become a forgotten PDF.

The original design contains years of knowledge: what belongs where, why plants were combined and how the garden should mature. We make that knowledge useful after the garden has been built.

Beds, plants, quantities and design elements become an interactive model—ready for handover, care and the inevitable changes of a living garden.

One continuous story

Design intent meets garden reality.

  1. 01

    Read the plan

    Upload the garden design and planting schedule. Green Finger Paint structures the beds, species and quantities.

  2. 02

    Hand over knowledge

    Give the homeowner an understandable digital garden alongside the architect’s original documents.

  3. 03

    Care with context

    Turn the actual planting into a garden-specific calendar that explains what to do, where, when and why.

  4. 04

    Keep it alive

    Record observations, identify plants and keep the digital plan aligned as the physical garden evolves.

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Shared understanding

One garden.
Three perspectives.

01

Landscape architects

Deliver a distinctive digital handover that protects the intent and value of your design.

02

Homeowners

Understand what is planted, how each bed fits together and what needs attention throughout the year.

03

Garden professionals

Work from the same current garden model, with useful context about species, location and due care.

In the garden

The plan learns from what is really there.

Gardens do not stand still. Plants spread, disappear, move or turn out to be different from the specification. Mobile observations and plant identification connect those changes back to the right garden and bed.

Bed 4 · Woodland edge
What’s growing here12 species
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Review spring growthSuggested for this week
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Check new observationGeranium macrorrhizum

Our long-term vision

Every professionally designed garden deserves a living digital counterpart.

A shared layer connecting landscape architect, installation, homeowner, maintenance professional and the garden as it changes over time.