Turn every green space into a living story
Invite visitors to discover and share the world growing all around them.
Why communities choose Plantsoon
Support inclusive access
Make green spaces welcoming for everyone with multilingual content, mobile-friendly access, and features designed for diverse visitor needs.
Highlight unique site features
Showcase not only plants, but also memorials, animal habitats, playground installations, art pieces, and other special landmarks—all in one interactive map
Strengthen your public profile
Offer a branded, interactive digital experience that reflects your commitment to sustainability, culture, and community engagement.
Boost visitor connection & curiosity
Encourage visitors to explore nature, follow curated discovery trails, and return to uncover new stories throughout the year.
Showcase your public green space
Complete visitor engagement platform
Your garden, your branding
Share content in multiple languages
Cloud-based and accessible from any mobile device
Smart plant 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
Highlight non-living elements
GPS-tag and map each features
Share the story behind every element
Classify by element type
Assign features to specific zones and collections
Immersive storytelling
Digital pages with description, images, and more
Mapped locations for easy discovery
Integrates seamlessly with our physical plant signs with QR codes for local visitors
Multi-language experiences for all visitors
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 green spaces’ stories to life
Living Among the Trees: Virginia's First Accredited Retirement Community Arboretum
07/06/2025
When Susanne Clark moved to Williamsburg Landing in 2019, she saw more than just a retirement community—she envisioned an arboretum. In 2022, her pr...
Bringing People and Nature Together: The Williamsburg Landing Arboretum Team
15/05/2025
What started as one resident's vision has grown into a vibrant community of 16 volunteer arboretum team members at Williamsburg Landing. Organized int...
Growing Knowledge: The Blooming Gardens of Anderson County Library
01/04/2025
What began as an "unutilized, overgrown green space" in the children's section of Anderson County Library has blossomed into something extraordinary. ...
From Tin Can Lids to QR Codes: A Legacy of Natural Connection
18/03/2025
In the forests of West Virginia, a young Boy Scout named Rick Brown carefully painted tree names on tin can lids, nailing them to trees to create a na...