01 / Clarity
Stop guessing “full sun”
Measure, don’t assume. Know which bed actually gets 6+ hours.
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S.O.L.A.R.
Sunlight Optimization, Layout And Rotation — know where the sun hits.
S.O.L.A.R. maps how sunlight moves across your plot through the seasons. Log beds and planters, see hours of sun per spot, get placement tips for tomatoes vs lettuce, and plan rotations that keep soil happy. Built for real yards, not lab data.
S.O.L.A.R. · Sun map
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Back bed · 6.2 hrs
Full sun · south facing
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Orientation
Rotate 15° for late summer
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Rotation
Tomatoes → beans next
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Season shift
+42 min since March
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Sun · Place · Rotate
What gardeners get
Sunlight you can act on.
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Sun maps per bedSee hours of direct sun by spot, not just “full sun” guesswork.
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Orientation tipsSmall rotations that squeeze more light from the same yard.
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Rotation planningWhat was where last year, and what should go there next for soil health.
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Season shift trackingWatch daylight stretch and shrink so planting windows stay honest.
How S.O.L.A.R. works
Map once, tend with confidence.
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Sketch your plotAdd beds, planters, fences, and that big oak that throws shade at 3pm.
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Log sun checksQuick 30-second checks at morning, noon, evening — app builds the map.
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Get placement nudgesTomatoes to the 6-hour spot, lettuce to the softer corner.
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Plan next seasonRotation suggestions that avoid replanting the same hungry crop twice.
Why S.O.L.A.R.
Sun is the first input. Map it.
S.O.L.A.R. pairs with Plot Perks: Plot Perks knows what you planted, S.O.L.A.R. knows why it thrived — or didn't.
02 / Placement
Right plant, right light
Match crops to micro-climates instead of fighting them.
03 / Soil
Rotation that respects soil
Keep nutrients balanced with a simple next-year plan.
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Curious about S.O.L.A.R.?
Questions about sun mapping, orientation, or pairing with Plot Perks?