Plant nurseries and landscaping

A website for your nursery that says what is in stock and shows the gardens you have made

A homeowner wants to know whether you have the plant, roughly what it costs and whether you do landscaping; a builder wants a thousand saplings by a date. Creatin Web designs and builds a website that serves both, with an Android app you use among the plants.

Enquiries arrive with the plants or the garden size and the date, so you reply with a quote and a time to visit.

Creatin Web dashboard home for a café: enquiries waiting, product, gallery and event counts

The problem

What goes wrong with most websites in this business

Stock changes with the season and the website is a list of Latin names

What is in stock this month, in which sizes, at what price: the question every call asks.

Landscaping work isn't shown

Gardens you designed are the best advertisement for the service, and nobody sees them.

Bulk orders from builders start from scratch

A thousand saplings for a layout, a hundred palms for a resort: the form could have asked the species and the date.

The solution

What your Creatin Web website does about it

Plants and supplies by category, with prices

Flowering, fruit, indoor, succulents, seeds, pots and soil as a catalogue with sizes and prices; hide what is out of season.

Landscaping as projects

Gardens you have designed and planted, with before-and-after photos, with the owner's permission.

Bulk and garden enquiries

The quotation form asks whether it is a bulk order or a garden, the species or the area, the date and the site, with a notification on your phone.

Seasonal offers and the nursery in photos

Monsoon planting offers with dates, and a gallery of the nursery as it looks this month.

Quotation requests inbox showing each visitor's name, budget, timeline, location and message
Quotation requests arrive with the plot type, budget, timeline and location already filled in.

Your sections

What a website for plant nurseries and landscaping usually has

Each one is a section of your dashboard and a part of your public website. They are chosen for your business when the site is built; a gallery, a blog, testimonials, SEO controls, analytics and staff accounts come with every site.

Products & services

Plants and supplies, with sizes and prices.

DashboardWebsite

Projects

Gardens and landscaping done.

DashboardWebsite

Quotation requests

Bulk orders and garden enquiries.

DashboardWebsite

Offers & packages

Seasonal offers and maintenance packages.

DashboardWebsite

Gallery

The nursery through the year.

DashboardWebsite

Blog

Planting calendars and care tips.

DashboardWebsite

What it does not do

There is no online store, no delivery booking and no online payment. The website shows stock and work and takes enquiries; purchase and delivery are arranged by phone or in the nursery.

See it

Inside the dashboard

Real screens of the dashboard, filled with sample data. The business in them is not a real one, and not yours; the sections are the ones you would use.

Products and services section of a café dashboard listing items with photo, price and an active switch
Products & services: each item with a photo and a price, switched on or off as stock changes.
Projects section of the dashboard with ongoing, planning and completed projects shown as photo cards
Projects: add one, set its status, upload photos. It appears on your website straight away.
Offers section of a resort dashboard listing seasonal offers with their validity dates
Offers: seasonal deals with a valid-until date, switched on or off in one click.
Gallery section of the dashboard with an upload box and a grid of captioned photos
Gallery: upload a photo with a caption and it is on your website.

Questions

Questions from plant nurseries and landscaping

Can customers buy plants online?

No. The catalogue shows what you stock with prices; customers enquire or visit, and delivery is arranged by phone.

Can we hide plants that are out of season?

Yes. Each product has a shown or hidden switch in the app; a minute among the plants, and the website is right.

Can we take garden-design enquiries with the area?

Yes. The form asks for the area, the site, the date and what the customer has in mind, and accepts a photo of the space.

Can we offer maintenance contracts?

Yes, as packages with the visits per month and the price, for homes and for offices.

Free consultation

Tell us about your business

No obligation and no sales script. We listen first, then put a price in writing.

  1. We get in touch to understand your business and what the website should do.
  2. You receive a written quotation: your yearly plan and what is included.
  3. If you go ahead, we design and build your website and hand you the dashboard and app.

We use these details only to reply to your request.

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