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Location, bed size, favourite vegetables — and your year is planned. If something changes in the bed, I recalculate the rest.
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Here is what that looks like
Zurich · raised bed 120 × 80 cm
Four crops, one garden year — and where an area frees up early, the next crop is already in place.
Takes three minutes. No account needed.
A guide for Central Europe. Pick your favourites and take them straight into the bed planner.
in three minutes
Postcode or city name. I pull the last 10 years of frost data for your spot — Zürich, Hannover or Bergamo, doesn't matter.
Length × width. That's all I need to work out the quantities.
110 crops to pick from. I sort out who gets along — carrots and onions keep each other's flies away, fennel would rather be left alone.
What you get
All sowing, planting and harvest times for your bed — on a single sheet. Printed for the garden shed. Digital as a calendar on your phone.
No more spreadsheets in your head. No app you'll forget. Just step outside and start.
“That'd be too good to be true!”
Yay, finally organized! 🌱
What you do in Erntezeit
Sowing, planting, harvest — week by week, at a glance.
I know the neighbours. Strawberry likes garlic next door, beans and onions can't stand each other. You don't have to remember any of it.
Print it. Pin it to the door. Tick things off with a pencil. Old-school, exactly right.
Raised bed out front, tomato pot on the patio, balcony box upstairs. All inside — each one planned separately.
Frost alerts on your phone. ICS feed for Apple, Google, Outlook. Weekly email with what's coming up.
Concrete answers to concrete questions — Stachi knows your bed, your climate and the weather.
Sound familiar?
When?
Every crop needs a different window. And where you live shifts it again.
Neighbors?
Tomatoes love basil, hate cucumbers. Dozens of such rules. Who remembers all that?
Space?
Zucchini eat a square meter. Radishes a handful. Quick, do the math?
Erntezeit answers everything at a glance — in three minutes, once a year.
Frequently asked
Three steps, three minutes. Type your location, measure your bed, click the veg you like. I do the rest.
Free: one bed, full annual plan, PDF export — free and no account needed. Pro (multiple beds + weather + garden calendar + push & email reminders): €4.90/month or €39/year. Premium (with AI coach Stachi): €9.90/month or €79/year.
Yes. From a 40×20 cm balcony box to a 3×1 m raised bed — same three steps, same outcome.
Not for your first plan — creating one works without signing in. You'll need an account once you want multiple beds, your plan on multiple devices, or weather reminders.
From the blog
October 10, 2026 · 2 min read
Frau Schneider ordered three thornless blackberry plants for her kids – all three meant for one single raised bed. I had to tell her that even one of them will outgrow it eventually. Here's what actually matters for an autumn planting.
October 9, 2026 · 2 min read
Frau Schneider tied up her endive on a rainy afternoon because she didn't have time to wait. A week later the heart was brown and slimy instead of pale and tender. Here's what actually matters when you blanch it.
October 8, 2026 · 2 min read
Frau Schneider's artichoke grew real buds for the first time this summer – now she's worried the plant won't survive the first hard frost in her raised bed. She's right to worry: raised-bed soil freezes differently from garden soil. Here's how to protect the rootstock properly.
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Three-minute wizard, then a plan that holds the whole season. Free, no sign-up needed.
Three minutes · No sign-up
Ready?
Three-minute wizard, then a plan that holds the whole season. Free, no sign-up needed.
Three minutes · No sign-up
Live now
Location, bed size, favourite vegetables — and your year is planned. If something changes in the bed, I recalculate the rest.
Three minutes · No sign-up
Want a look first? See an example plan →