Beds and planting areas
Show where the proposed planting belongs in relation to buildings and existing features. Labels can distinguish retained, removed, and new planting.
Relden Draw
Landscape drawings that explain the proposed work.
Communicate beds, hardscape, and outdoor installation concepts with Relden Draw’s 2D shapes, linework, and labels. Use layers to distinguish existing conditions from proposed work.
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Landscape contractor layouts
Connect the design conversation to the site.
Hardscape and structures
Patios, paths, and other outdoor work need a clear footprint. A customer-facing layout should show the work area and its relationship to access.
Related installations
Lighting and irrigation layout intent may need to be discussed alongside the landscape proposal. Keep each part of the scope understandable.
Before presenting the plan
Keep existing conditions and proposed work distinct.
Gather site dimensions, photos, retained features, and the installation scope. Identify areas where site information is incomplete so the drawing does not imply that an unresolved location has been verified.
Draw V1 provides rectangles, ellipses, polylines, and text for a general layout, with architectural lengths and grid snapping. Plant libraries, irrigation design tools, 3D views, material quantities, and rendered landscape images are not included.
Explore the Takeoff workflow
Already have a plan? Start with Takeoff.
See how measurements, manual counts, and reviewed symbol matches stay connected to existing PDF plans.
Explore Relden Takeoff
Draw is coming soon. Voice is planned.