You can definitely plan a 3-Sisters planting plan in the Garden Planner. You do that by adding the plants individually in the layout pattern that you want to use. Once you’ve added your first squash, corn and beans you can then use the Selection tool to select and copy them and then paste that pattern as many times as you need to to cover the area you have.
There are some good examples available here:
A simple traditional layout: https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/garden-plans/692612/
A larger row-based 3 sisters layout (from a community garden in Africa): https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/garden-plans/283710/kabingo-africa/2012/kabingo-three-sisters-garden/
An interesting 4 Sisters layout which adds sunflowers: https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/garden-plans/576922/usa/2015/4-sisters/
Feel free to email our Garden Planner customer support staff if you have further questions here: https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/contact.aspx
You can definitely plan a 3-Sisters planting plan in the Garden Planner. You do that by adding the plants individually in the layout pattern that you want to use. Once you’ve added your first squash, corn and beans you can then use the Selection tool to select and copy them and then paste that pattern as many times as you need to to cover the area you have.
There are some good examples available here:
A simple traditional layout: https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/garden-plans/692612/
A larger row-based 3 sisters layout (from a community garden in Africa): https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/garden-plans/283710/kabingo-africa/2012/kabingo-three-sisters-garden/
An interesting 4 Sisters layout which adds sunflowers: https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/garden-plans/576922/usa/2015/4-sisters/
Feel free to email our Garden Planner customer support staff if you have further questions here: https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/contact.aspx