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Length × width gives area. Multiply by depth for volume, keeping all dimensions in the same unit. Use interior dimensions for raised beds and round bag counts up.
Less guesswork, more growing. Work out how much soil to buy, how far apart to plant, and what your next garden project could cost.
From the first bag of soil to the final row of seedlings.
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A tape measure is a good place to start. Measure the inside of beds and use the units shown beside each field.
Set your spacing, depth, bag size or local price. Adjustable inputs keep the answer relevant to your garden.
Get quantities, practical rounding and an explanation of the formula. Check site conditions before buying.
Length × width gives area. Multiply by depth for volume, keeping all dimensions in the same unit. Use interior dimensions for raised beds and round bag counts up.
Measure spacing from plant centre to plant centre. Leave room for access, mature growth and airflow. Our layout estimate uses half-spacing edge margins.
Collection starts with roof footprint and rainfall depth. Account for collection losses, storage capacity and overflow when turning a volume estimate into a plan.
Ideas, practical advice and inspiration for your next growing project.
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Simple tools, with the assumptions out in the open.
Yes. All tools on this homepage can be used without an account. Select a calculator to open it and enter your measurements.
No. These calculators run in your browser. They do not ask for your name, email address or an API key, and the calculation code does not transmit your inputs.
Geometric results depend on your measurements. Planting and purchase estimates also depend on the chosen assumptions. Check plant labels, supplier sizes and local conditions before ordering.
Yes. Material and budget tools use prices you enter, rather than claiming to know current local prices. Estimates exclude unentered delivery, labor and tax charges.
Every input shows its unit. Material tools primarily use feet, inches, pounds and US gallons; climate tools use Celsius. Soil results also include cubic metres and litres.
Pick a tool. Bring a few measurements. Find your starting point.