Industries: Gardeners and landscapers
Websites for gardeners and landscapers.
Garden customers want to know what you do, how often you can come and whether the waste goes with you. We start from pages built for gardeners and landscapers, then put your own work, areas and prices on them.
See a draft of your own site before you pay anything.
What matters
Three things your site answers first.
Regular visits or one-off jobs
Say which you take on, how often you come, and how you price each kind.
What happens to the waste
Customers ask every time. Your site answers before they pick up the phone.
Photos of real gardens
Before and after pictures sell garden work. The pages are built to show yours.
The demonstration site
See a gardener and landscaper's site, finished.
A sample business, Greenhollow Gardens, Shrewsbury, built from our trades template. Open it, or try it in other colours and layouts in the Studio.
Built in
The pages and services we set up.
Your draft starts with these. We change the names, add or remove services, and write them with you.
Lawn care and turfing
Mowing and edging, feeding and weeding, new turf on a level base.
Hedges and trees
Hedges cut back and shaped, small trees trimmed, cuttings taken away.
Patios and paths
New patios and paths laid on a proper base.
Fencing
New panels and posts, gates, and repairs after storms.
Planting and borders
Borders planned and planted to suit the soil, the light and the time you have.
Pages
- Home
- Services, with a page for each one
- Areas you cover
- Our work, with before and after
- About us
- Questions
- Contact and quote
Questions customers ask
Answered on your site, in your words.
These are sample answers from the demonstration site. You check and change every one before it goes live.
The one-minute test: ask an AI assistant "Who is a good gardener in [your town]?" Then ask again. The answers change. We can't make AI name you, and nobody honest can.
Do you take the garden waste away?
The sample says yes, every visit. You change it to what you really do.
Do I need to be at home?
No, as long as the garden can be reached. A message when you arrive and leave.
When is the right time to cut a hedge?
Late summer and early autumn suit most hedges, and never where birds are nesting.
Can I send a photo for a rough price?
Yes. A rough idea from the photo, then a visit for a written price.
What you tell us, and what we set up.
What you tell us
- The jobs you do, and the ones you want more of.
- The towns you cover.
- Your hours, and whether you take emergency work.
- How you price, even roughly.
- Your registrations and insurance, if you have them.
- A few photos of your own work.
What we set up
- A page for each service.
- Your areas, each one listed.
- Answers to the questions customers ask.
- Your phone number and a quote button on every page.
- Business details that search engines and AI tools can read.
- Helen writes your service pages with you.
How it works
Three steps to your own site.
- Tell us about your business. Or design a look in the Studio first. It comes with your message.
- See a draft of your site. With your name and services on it. Before you pay anything.
- We build it with your real facts. You check every claim before it goes live.
Try looks on a gardener's site.
The Studio opens with the gardener sample. Pick colours, fonts and layouts, then send it to us.
See it before you pay.
Tell us about your gardening business. We show you a draft of your own site first.