Small garden concept
Show how layered planting can work within a limited residential site.
From blank site to readable plan
Explore the types of views and outputs that turn planting ideas into a project others can understand and use.
Why it helps
A strong project shows how the site, planting layers, species choices and implementation fit together. The views below combine real product captures from a demonstration project with a clearly labelled concept illustration.
Show how layered planting can work within a limited residential site.
Present canopy, shrub, herb and groundcover choices as one system.
Combine a clear concept view with technical information and exports.
Document alternatives and explain why a group selected one approach.
Connect a long-term vision to planting stages and purchasing decisions.
Use precise plan information and experiential visualization together.
From start to result
Start with what you know and refine the project as new information becomes available.
Clarify the site, user and result the example needs to communicate.
Pair visuals with plant functions, layers and key decisions.
Make implementation, review or client approval the natural next step.
Product views
See AgroForest Designer in action with a sample project.
Product capture
Review plant positions, mature spread and layout directly on the aerial image.
Product capture
Review mature plant heights, crown widths and terrain elevation together in an exportable profile view.
Concept illustration
A concept illustration helps communicate canopy, understory, paths and water as one landscape.
FAQ
No customer identity or result is claimed. The interface images use demonstration data and the landscape image is labelled as a concept illustration.
Yes. The available views and exports depend on the information in your project and the features included in your plan.
Contact us if you would like to discuss sharing a project with your explicit approval.
Your design starts here
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