A private garden house
Walled potagers, kitchen gardens and edible landscapes, from a terrace of herbs to a hundred acres. Every bed keeps its memory: what grew where, what the soil did, and what reached the table, year after year.
We record and advise; you or your gardener source, plant and buy.
What the house is
The Estate Potager is an AI kitchen garden planner for estates and an estate garden management software in one: a private, multi-year record of every bed, plot and tree, of what was sown, what the soil did, what was harvested and what reached the table. It is also a crop rotation planner for large gardens, so no family returns to a bed too soon, and it advises from your own record through five AI house voices, so the knowledge of a garden survives its seasons, its gardeners and its generations.
A bed is readable across ten years: every crop, every harvest, every year it rested. This is the part other tools do not have, and it is the whole point.
The Rotation Guard reads a bed’s family history and warns when a crop family returns inside three years. The Succession Engine turns your own frost dates into a continuous-harvest sowing schedule.
Harvest windows feed menus for a date in the future, not only today, with an abundance list and a preserve-now list for households with a chef.
When a head gardener retires or a contractor arrives, the Garden Handover Brief carries the knowledge across: beds, rotation, soil, water, trees, seeds and intentions.
For estates
Properties, beds and a head gardener’s memory, held where a handover can reach it.
For crop rotation
A crop rotation planner for large gardens: family history per bed, with warnings you can print.
For kitchens
Soil to table harvest planning: what will be ready in ten days, and what to preserve now.
The five house voices
Each voice is an AI persona, openly labelled, working only from the records stored in your account. They never invent weather, suppliers, prices, yields, certifications or provenance, and every answer ends with one concrete next action.
An AI voice of The Estate Potager
Rosalind Thorne
The Head Gardener
Thirty years in the same wall.
Design, planting plans, succession planning and bed layout. Rosalind reads a bed the way a tailor reads a shoulder, and she will tell you where a thing belongs and what it will do to the ground around it.
Meet this voice in the rooms
An AI voice of The Estate Potager
Ada Merriweather
The Soil Steward
The soil is the slowest record in the garden.
Soil ecology, pH, amendments, compost and rotation. Ada holds the long view of the ground itself, and she is the voice behind the Rotation Guard.
Meet this voice in the rooms
An AI voice of The Estate Potager
Théo Marchand
The Orchard & Vine Master
A tree is a promise you keep for someone else.
Trees, vines, pruning, chill and degree-day notes, and harvest windows. Théo works in decades rather than seasons.
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An AI voice of The Estate Potager
Marguerite Dufour
The Kitchen Gardener
The garden is finished at the table.
Harvest to menu: what to cook this week, what is about to be abundant, and what should be preserved before it passes.
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An AI voice of The Estate Potager
Constance Iles
The Seed Keeper
A seed is the only part of the garden that travels.
Seed saving, the heirloom registry, viability, lineage and the garden history that passes on. Constance is the keeper of the Legacy Plot.
Meet this voice in the roomsThe rooms
Room One
Every bed, planting and harvest, held in one record that survives the season.
Room Two
Sow, plant and harvest windows drawn from your region and your own frost dates.
Room Three
Soil type, pH, tests, amendments and compost, with the Rotation Guard watching.
Room Four
What will be ready in ten days, what is abundant, what to preserve now.
Room Five
The tree and vine register: rootstock, pruning, chill notes, harvest windows.
Room Six
Cultivation and culinary reference for herbs, edible flowers and staples.
Room Seven
Post-harvest handling, storage and ferments, with “ready in X days”.
Room Eight
Zones, watering logic, rain harvesting and a drought contingency.
Room Nine
What you saved, its viability and lineage, and who it was shared with.
Room Ten
The trees and plantings that carry a story, and who is intended to keep them.
Room Eleven
A printable brief for a head gardener or contractor.
Room Twelve
A printable annual record: harvest totals by bed, what worked, what to change.
Room Thirteen
A checklist built from your own stored frost dates.
Questions asked across the wall
The honest answers, including what the house will not do.
All questionsKeep the garden
Three ways in, and no monthly plan anywhere. The Seasonal Plot for one season, The Estate for every room year after year, and The Heirloom Plot for the generation after this one.
The Heirloom Garden Registry is a record of intention and family memory, not a legal will; consult a solicitor for anything binding. Any figure that appears anywhere in the house is illustrative and labelled as such.
