Can I preview how my garden looks across seasons?

Arden helps you think about seasonal variation by generating designs that reflect how a garden style typically looks across different times of year. When you choose a style, the AI considers the seasonal character of the recommended plants — deciduous trees that lose leaves in winter, perennials that die back, evergreens that provide year-round structure, and flowering plants that bloom at specific times. This helps you plan for year-round visual interest rather than a garden that only looks good for six weeks in summer. Different styles handle seasons differently: a Japanese garden has deliberate beauty in every season (cherry blossoms in spring, maples in fall, snow on stone in winter), while a cottage garden peaks in midsummer. Understanding this before you plant helps you choose a style that matches how you actually use your outdoor space throughout the year.