Calculate landscaping square footage for beds, borders, yards, islands, and outdoor areas. Estimate mulch, rock, soil, edging, plant count, irrigation water, waste, and project cost.
Rectangular mode:
The calculator multiplies landscape length by width to estimate square footage, perimeter, material volumes, and cost.
Multiple areas mode:
The calculator multiplies one landscape area by the number of same-size landscape sections.
Known area mode:
The calculator starts from a known landscape square footage and estimates mulch, rock, soil, plants, edging, water, and cost.
Circular mode:
The calculator uses diameter to estimate circular landscape area and border length.
A landscape area calculator helps estimate square footage and materials for landscape beds, mulch beds, rock beds, shrub beds, flower beds, borders, islands, and yard projects.
It can help calculate landscape area, area with waste, mulch volume, rock volume, soil volume, edging length, plant count, irrigation water, and estimated project cost.
Your result shows gross landscape area, excluded area, net landscape area, area with waste, mulch area, rock area, planting area, material volumes, plant count, edging length, water needed, and estimated cost.
For a rectangular landscape bed, multiply length by width. For example, a 30 foot by 12 foot bed has 360 square feet.
Multiply the mulch area by mulch depth, then divide cubic feet by 27 to convert to cubic yards.
Multiply the rock area by rock depth. The calculator converts the result into cubic feet and cubic yards.
Divide planting area by the square footage used by one plant based on your selected plant spacing.
No. It is an estimate. Actual material needs vary by bed shape, curves, slopes, depth, compaction, edging, plant spacing, waste, and installation method.