We work at the intersection of living systems and information systems.
Register your property once and maintain a living inventory of every productive plant. Our plant identification and mapping services can populate your portal with professional-grade data.
On exchanges facilitated through the network, Squarehead receives a small facilitation fee. Sellers and property owners keep the majority of proceeds.
We work with people as a licensed seed dealer. Squarehead purchases quality seed stock directly from growers and handles sales on your behalf, connecting your production to buyers while managing compliance, marketing, and distribution.
If you produce high-quality seeds from your registered plants, we offer fair purchase agreements for bulk or specialty lots. Great for growers focused on propagation material.
As your licensed dealer we handle packaging, labeling, regulatory compliance, and sales so you can focus on growing. We connect your seeds to regional buyers, farms, and restoration projects.
From accurate species identification to living digital maps — we deliver clean, actionable plant data that powers management, grants, and automation.
We structure plant inventories, maintenance logs, irrigation zones, and site conditions into clean, consistent datasets ready for automation platforms, work order systems, or custom dashboards.
Squarehead collects and owns accurate, field-verified spatial data that landscape teams and automation systems can actually trust. Exports are offered as a service.
Professional on-site or photo-based identification of every tree, shrub, herb, and productive species on your property, including condition, propagation potential, and ecological notes.
Squarehead collects high-accuracy GIS plant maps with every tree and major planting geolocated. Data is owned by Squarehead; exports are offered as a service.
All packages include delivery of data. Squarehead collects and owns the data; exports are offered as a service.
We design places that produce — food, habitat, beauty, and operational clarity — for decades, including community and dedication gardens.
Food forests, diversified orchards, silvopasture, and perennial production systems designed for both yield and beauty.
High-functioning, low-input gardens that feel generous and grounded. Native plant communities and water-wise systems.
Campus landscapes, parks, and commercial properties where maintenance cost, ecological performance, and visual quality must all be excellent.
Community gathering spaces and dedication gardens designed for connection, remembrance, education, and productive beauty in shared public or organizational settings.
Many of our strongest projects combine both sides of the practice. We design the physical landscape and the data system that will manage it for the next 20 years.
This approach dramatically reduces long-term management cost while increasing ecological and productive performance.
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