Essential tools for your garden

Know your sun.
Grow your land.

That sunny spot by the fence? It probably gets four hours, not six. Bee Come Native maps every square foot of your yard — hour by hour, season by season — so you stop guessing and plant where things actually grow.

Map the sun on your property

Enter your address, then unlock it for a one-time $15 $9 launch price — yours to map and revisit forever.

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Your free Garden Report

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Your sun map in three minutes

No sensors, no soil probes, no waiting for summer. Draw, drop, done.

Draw your yard

Type your address, trace your property line, and you're on a real satellite view of your actual lot.

Drop in what casts shade

Your house, the neighbor's fence, that big maple. Each one throws the same shadow it does in real life.

See your sun

A color map of direct sun hours across every square foot — the hot corners, the shady beds, and everything between.

It's not a guess. It's the sun.

Watch the day happen

See the sun cross your sky

Drag a slider and watch shadows sweep across your yard from sunrise to sunset. The spot that's golden at 9 a.m. might be in deep shade by three — now you'll see it before you dig.

Every day, a little more

Sunrise, sunset, and the light you're gaining

Open Bee Come Native and it greets you with today's sunrise and sunset for your spot — and exactly how many minutes of daylight you picked up since yesterday.

The detail that saves plants

Morning sun or afternoon?

Three hours of gentle morning sun is a different world from three hours of blistering afternoon. Bee Come Native splits the two — soft-light beds vs. where the tomatoes go.

June isn't September

Compare your seasons side by side

Slide between two dates and watch the shade line move with the season. The bed that bakes in July may be shaded out by October.

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Light through the leaves

Turn the shadows on and off

Toggle the shade animation to watch how your trees and buildings paint the ground — dappled light under the canopy, hard shade behind the garage.

The whole season at a glance

Your growing-season sun average

Bee Come Native works out your growing season from your location and averages the sun across it — the real daily light a bed gets all season, not just one day.

Real math. No guesswork. No AI.

Bee Come Native uses the same solar equations that publish official sunrise and sunset tables — pointed at your exact coordinates and the real height of your trees and buildings.

Every number is calculated, not invented. And your data stays yours — we don't sell it.

Know your sun.Grow your land.