Turn your botanical garden into a living digital museum
Give visitors more than labels — offer them stories, knowledge, and inspiration
Why botanical gardens choose Plantsoon
Boost engagement & repeat visits
Encourage visitors to explore new areas, follow curated trails, and return to discover more stories.
Enhance branding & visibility
Create a branded, immersive digital experience that strengthens your garden’s identity and attracts a wider audience.
Highlight unique features
Showcase not just plants, but sculptures, water features, themed zones, and special collections in one interactive map.
Support accessibility
Make your garden more inclusive with multilingual content and mobile-friendly access.
Showcase your garden
Complete visitor engagement platform
Your organization, your branding
Share content in multiple languages
Cloud-based and accessible from any mobile device
Smart Garden Labels to tell the full story
Premium anodized aluminum
QR codes link to digital pages with descriptions, images, GPS location, and more
Unique tactile guide helps visually impaired visitors locate QR code
Modern visitors expect more than a Latin name on a label. The research on what they actually engage with — and why — is summarised in our pillar article on visitor experience.
→ Read: From sign to experience
Highlight non-living elements
GPS-tag and map your garden features
Share your features’ stories
Classify by element type
Assign features to your garden’s zones and collections
Immersive storytelling
Digital pages with description, images, etc
Mapped locations for easy discovery
On-site visitors scan QR codes to access the same digital page
Multi-language visitor experiences
"The Plantsoon signs arrived, and I inspected them today. They will be a great addition to our beloved garden!"
Kimberly Cooper
Historic Garden Manager at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
Accelerate your ArbNet accreditation with Plantsoon
To support institutions on their accreditation journey, we offer a free dedicated ArbNet Accreditation Starter Package, designed to simplify your documentation, mapping, and digital collection setup in line with Level I requirements.
Bring your botanical garden’s stories to life
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