For a garden design tool that pays attention to all the details that we are prone to overlook so that you can have the best resources to design a garden with best results, the internet is a good place to start searching.

From soil reaction to fertility to humidity and climatic concerns, many of these online tools cover all these areas in the design stage. Traditional garden design tools are unable to get specific data for certain eminent concerns and often know about, and deal with at a later stage when the need arise.

Many online Garden Planners lets you arrange plants, trees, buildings and objects using an easy to use 'drag and drop' interface. It also supports upload of your garden photos, analyses your soil type and suggests suitable plants that can grow well on such soils.

The tools also allows for speedy re-creation of paving, paths and fences and produce a high quality color print-out of your design to see how your end product would look like before implementing it in real life.

Another importance of an online garden design tool is that it provides one with the best results using the latest design methods available. This is because most of these tools are developed by collaborating with many industry experts, something that would cost a fortune to implement in real life. It also serves a lot of time and cost and virtually reduces speculations often associated with designing by providing accurate data about even future effects that different design methods will cause. This is done by simulating a real life garden using natural components of your garden in a few minutes without even breaking a sweat or leaving the comfort of your home.

However elaborate your garden plans are - a roof top garden, a window sill garden, a patio-side container garden, a whole virgin yard or a remodelling and existing one, a modern garden design tool takes it and makes it seem like a child's play. Unlike rigorous old methods, edge closer to creating your ideal garden with just a click of the mouse.