The garden you’ve been meaning to do something about.

Most people know what they want their garden to feel like. The hard part is knowing what to plant, where to put it, and where to find it. That’s what we figure out for you.

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Most people want a beautiful garden. They just need someone to tell them what to plant.

Bloom Days makes that easy. You tell us about your space, we handle the design — a plant palette, a planting plan, and a guide to finding everything locally.

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Plant palette

Carefully chosen for your sun, soil, and the look of where you live. Mostly native. Always beautiful.

A full season design, delivered in five days.

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Monthly care guide

A month-by-month maintenance plan specific to your plants — when to cut back, divide, deadhead, or leave alone. Not generic gardening advice. Your plants, your months.

Planting plan

Quantities, placement, and spacing — laid out so you or your installer can execute it without guessing.

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Local sourcing

We cross-reference your plant list against nurseries near you, so you don’t get there and come up empty-handed.

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Bloom calendar

A month-by-month map of color and texture from April through October. No dead zones — you’ll know exactly what’s happening in your garden in any given month of the season.

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A plant blooming calendar showing the months of April to October with various plant species and their blooming periods represented by colored bars. Muscari blooms in May, Phlox subulata in April and May, Geranium 'Rozanne' from May to October, Lavandula 'Hidcote' from June to July, Echinacea 'Kim's Knee High' in July and August, Calamintha nepeta from August to October, and Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' from August to October.

“Getting a garden to look beautiful every month from April to October is one of the hardest things to pull off. We design for it from the start.”

Most designers hand you a plant list. We hand you a guarantee: something is always in bloom, from the first crocus in April to the last black-eyed Susan of fall.

Bloom Days is a garden design studio based in Connecticut. We combine design expertise and AI to work faster and more precisely than traditional studios — which means a more considered design at a fraction of the usual cost.

We care about plants that belong where you live: ecologically sound, seasonally interesting, and beautiful in a way that feels right for your area.

Tell us about your space

Fill out a short form — sun exposure, a few photos, a sense of your style. Takes about five minutes.

We talk for 15 minutes

A quick call to make sure we understand your site and answer any questions.

We design and deliver

Your full design package arrives within five business days.

One round of revisions

Share your feedback and we’ll refine the design. One round included with every package.

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$249

Custom Garden Design

Everything above, for one planting bed or defined garden area.

Launching soon — join the waitlist to be first in line.

FAQs

What if I’m not in Connecticut?

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Bloom Days is based in Connecticut, but our designs work anywhere in the U.S. We build your plant palette around what grows well in your specific region and climate, and we source from nurseries local to you — not us. So wherever you are, you'll end up with plants that actually belong there.


How does the 15-minute call work?

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It's a quick, no-pressure conversation — not a sales call. We use it to make sure we understand your space, your style, and anything tricky about your yard (deep shade, deer, a slope you've been ignoring for years). You don't need to prepare anything. Just show up ready to talk about your garden.


What do I need to provide to get started?

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Just a short form — it takes about five minutes. You'll share a few photos of your space, your sun exposure, and a general sense of the look you're going for. That's it. We take it from there and follow up with any questions on the call.


What if I don't love the design?

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Every package includes one round of revisions. After you receive your design, share your feedback and we'll refine it. We want you to feel genuinely excited to plant — not just okay about it.


What does “Bloom Days” mean?

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It's a term we borrowed from the garden world. A bloom day is any day a plant is actively flowering — and the goal of a well-designed garden is to have bloom days strung together from early spring all the way through fall. No dead weeks, no awkward gaps where everything looks spent at once. Just something always happening. That's what we design for, and it's where we got our name.

What People Are Saying

"I've had a garden for four years and basically just guessed every spring. The planting plan was the thing I didn't know I needed — everything mapped out so I could actually follow it."

— Sarah

"I was skeptical that a 15-minute call would be enough. It was. The design came back exactly right for our shady backyard, which I'd basically written off. We have things blooming from May through October now."

— James & Emily

"Worth every penny of the $249. I'd spent more than that on plants that died because I had no idea what I was doing. This time I actually knew what to buy, where to put it, and when."

— Michael