Read your bloom calendar
Colour gaps are easy to miss. The bloom calendar lays out every plant's flowering months on one grid, so you can see at a glance when your garden peaks and where it goes quiet.
1. Open the calendar
In the right panel, the whole garden and every area each show a mini bloom peek. Click one to open the full bloom calendar, a 12-month grid with one row per species.
2. Read the rows
Each row is a plant, and the coloured cells are the months it flowers, in its own bloom colour. Evergreens stay filled all year; plants with no bloom sit below a divider. It's easy to see overlaps and gaps.
3. Spot the current month
A clay frame highlights the current month down the whole grid, so you can instantly read what's flowering today and what's just about to start.
4. Per plot or the whole garden
Per-plot calendars are free. From the same right panel you can open either a single plot's calendar or, with Seasonry+, a garden-wide overview that stacks every area together, so you can balance colour across the whole plot, not just one bed.