Plants on a job
Keep the plant list for a landscape project on the job itself, so what you specified, ordered, and installed stays in one place.
Coming soon
Jobs is rolling out gradually and isn't switched on for every account yet. It's enabled workspace by workspace during the rollout, so you may not see Jobs in your left navigation — that's expected, and nothing is wrong with your workspace.
Want early access, or have thoughts on what you read here? Get in touch. We're actively looking for feedback from landscape pros while we build this, and it genuinely shapes what ships.
The Plants panel holds the plant list for a project — what you're specifying for this property.
Why it lives on the job
A plant list is one of those things that exists in four places at once: in the design, in the order to the nursery, on the invoice, and in the client's head. Keeping it on the job gives it one home, attached to the property it's going into.
What you can do
- See the plants specified for the project in one list
- Check quantities
- Look up any plant's details from the plant library
A flat list, on purpose
The plant list is a straightforward list. There's no grouping into planting combinations at this stage — we'd rather ship something simple that's right than something clever that gets in the way. If grouping is something you need, that's exactly the kind of thing worth telling us about.
Tips
- Check the list against the USDA hardiness zone for the property before ordering
- The plant list is a good final sanity check before a nursery order goes out
Job details
The job details panel holds the facts about a landscape project — property, client, status, and dates — in one place alongside whichever tab you're working in.
Comments and activity
Discuss a landscape project where the work is, mention teammates, and see a running record of what changed on the job and when.