Let your gardens do the talking.
Someone has looked at a bare garden all winter. They want a place to sit, play or grow food. They search for a landscaper or a garden designer and open a few websites. They want photos they can picture themselves in, and an easy way to ask.
Work to show off
Each slot below is a place for your own photos.
- Garden design plansPhoto slot
- Lawns and turfPhoto slot
- Patios and pathsPhoto slot
- Planting beds and bordersPhoto slot
- Raised beds and vegetable plotsPhoto slot
- Garden lightingPhoto slot
- Water featuresPhoto slot
- Hedge cutting and pruningPhoto slot
- Regular lawn mowingPhoto slot
- Seasonal tidy-upsPhoto slot
What people want to know
Is this the kind of garden they want?
Garden style is personal. Photos of small plots, long thin ones and wide lawns, with a line on each, help people spot a garden like theirs.
What will the job be like?
Digging a garden means noise, soil and machines. A short page on how you plan the work, protect the lawn and tidy up each day settles the nerves.
Do you also look after it?
Some customers want a one-off build and others want regular care. Say plainly which you offer, and a visitor can see if you fit before they ask.
How does a customer start?
A short form beside the photos asks about the space and what the customer wants. You can then reply with ideas, not a list of questions.
Proof that wins the quote
Finished gardens
Wide photos of whole gardens and close photos of planting, taken in daylight. Phone photos work well.
Plans and sketches
A drawn plan beside the finished garden shows how you think. If you make plans, send them as images.
Gardens through the seasons
Photos taken months apart show how the planting grows and that you plan for the long run.
In the owners' words
Kind words from people with a new garden, copied just as they wrote them. We do not write any ourselves.
Registrations and memberships
Landscaping can include electrical work, tree work and heavy lifting, and some people in the trade hold qualifications or belong to bodies. If you do, we give them a clear place. If you do not, nothing is shown.
The pages we build
- Home
A favourite garden photo, a line on what you do and a big button to ask for a visit.
- Our gardens
Finished gardens in big photos, grouped by size and style so a visitor finds a look they like.
- What we do
Design, building and care, set out in plain words so a visitor sees where to begin.
- How a project runs
From the first chat and a plan to the day the last plant goes in.
- Garden care
A page for regular visits, for people who want a garden kept in shape.
- Arrange a visit
A short form about the space, the wishes and how to reach the customer.
Planning ahead
Spring is when most people start to dream about their garden. Summer is for building and for sitting out. Autumn is planting time, and winter is for plans and drawings. A website with fresh photos in every season keeps those dreamers coming back.
Deposits and final payments
A garden is often paid in stages, with a deposit, a payment when the base work is done and a last one when the planting is finished. A card machine takes each payment in the garden itself, so there are no cheques to bank.
The terms, in full
- Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
- Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
- Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
- Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
- Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Quick answers
Are photos of whole gardens needed?
It helps a lot. Whole-garden photos show the finished space, and close-ups show the planting. Phone photos in daylight are fine, and we group them for you.
Can the site show design work too?
Yes. Drawn plans and sketches sit well beside photos. Send them as images and we place each next to the garden it became.
Can you offer both building and care?
Yes. We give each its own page and link them, so a visitor who wants a one-off build and one who wants regular care both find their way.
Should the site list prices?
No need. Gardens vary too much, and many landscapers invite people to ask. We can add a line on how you quote, in your words.
What about work in bad weather?
A short note on how weather can move a start date is easy to add. People like to be told early, and it saves many calls later.
How do new gardens get added?
Send us photos when a job is finished, with a line on what you did. We add the garden to your gallery, in the right group.
See your website before you decide.
Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.
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