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I built BloomsEye to show a flower bed changing through the year

 
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I’m Ethan, the solo founder of BloomsEye. I’m sharing my own product here, particularly for people planning perennial flower beds around their homes or homesteads.

BloomsEye Studio lets you arrange plants to scale, view a bed in 3D, and press play to see its seasonal appearance change month by month. A finished plan can be shared as a browser link.

Here is a garden designed by one of our members, not by me. Open it and press play:
https://studio.bloomseye.com/p/gold-and-burgundy

No signup is needed to view it.

There is a free starting tier with five hand-placed plants per garden. Premium removes that cap. The product runs in a browser.

I’m still building and checking the plant information against published botanical and horticultural references. The progress and remaining gaps are public:
https://bloomseye.com/plants/verified

The seasonal display is planning guidance, not a promise of exact flowering dates at a particular property.

I’m interested in a fair look from people who actually arrange perennial beds. Would this help you compare a planting combination before buying plants? What would you need to see more clearly?

Written feedback here is welcome. This is not a request for a positive review.

Ethan Irimiciuc
Founder, BloomsEye
bloomseye.com
Instagram @blooms_eye
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