Stop Googling advice designed for somewhere else. Guildr builds you a specific food garden plan for your suburb, your soil, and your budget — so you know exactly what to plant, what to buy, and what to do this weekend.
Why Guildr exists
Most gardening advice is generic. It's written for a broad audience, covering every climate at once, which means it's specific to none. The planting calendar doesn't match your season. The variety recommendations don't account for your summers. The build guides price things in dollars that don't exist at Bunnings.
If you're an everyday Australian with a backyard, a courtyard, or even a few pots — and you want to grow real food without wasting time on advice that doesn't apply to your situation — you need a different kind of guide.
Generic guides recommend planting times for October that only make sense in the northern hemisphere. In Queensland, October is heading into the heat of summer — the worst time to plant most vegetables.
Buying tomato seedlings that need 90 frost-free days in a region that gets winter frosts. Or tropical varieties in temperate climates. The nursery doesn't tell you this. Guildr does.
You read six articles and still don't know what to do this weekend. Guildr gives you exactly that — a specific, ordered plan for your first week, your first month, and your first year.
Simple process
Three steps. Ten minutes of your time. A personalised plan in your inbox within 24–48 hours.
Fill in a short questionnaire — your suburb, your space, what you already have, your goals, and your budget. Takes about 10 minutes.
Every recommendation is specific to your climate zone, your soil type, your space, and what you actually want to achieve.
Your guide arrives as a clear PDF. No fluff. A practical, specific plan you can open Saturday morning and act on by Saturday afternoon.
Choose your guide
Start with what you need. Upgrade anytime. Every guide is built from your questionnaire answers — specific to your suburb, your climate, and your goals.
One focus area — vegetables, herbs, fruit trees, or composting. What to plant, what to buy, what to do this weekend. The easiest way to start.
Your complete Year 1 plan. All sections. 12-month growing calendar. Step-by-step build guides for beds, compost, worm farms, and more.
Everything in the Essential guide plus a full 3-year roadmap, zone and sector analysis, water harvesting, complete food preservation, and seed saving.
Not sure which one is right for you? Start with the Quick Start at $29 and upgrade anytime.
Every guide includes
Every sentence in your guide references your suburb, your climate, your space, and your goals. If a recommendation could apply to any garden anywhere — we rewrite it. That's the standard we hold every guide to.
See how it's built →Varieties that survive and thrive in your zone
When to plant — for your suburb, not generic Australia
Materials list with Bunnings and local supplier costs
Where to buy near you — not just online stores
Beds, compost, worm farms, water systems, and more
Day-by-day tasks calibrated to your available hours
Mycorrhizal fungi, soil food web — why no-dig works
Not specific enough? Reply and we'll fix it
What clients say
Why didn't something like this exist before? I've been trying to figure out where to start for two years. The guide told me exactly what to do in my specific backyard in Brisbane. We've already started.
I was skeptical that a guide could really be personalised, but every single recommendation referenced my actual space. The companion planting section was written for my specific beds. Genuinely impressive.
I've got a balcony and thought I couldn't really grow much. The Quick Start guide showed me exactly what I can grow in containers in Perth, what to buy, and what to do first. First silverbeet already coming through.
Common questions
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Your personalised food garden guide is built from your suburb, your space, your climate, and your goals. It tells you exactly what to do. All that's left is to do it.
Delivered within 24–48 hours · 7-day revision guarantee · Australian climates only
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