Botanical detail
Plants need accurate names, sizes and care information, which takes careful data management.
Countryside & Rural Businesses
Nurseries grow, sell and advise. We build websites for retail and wholesale nurseries that show what you grow, take trade and retail orders and explain care and planting in a way customers can use.
Retail customers want advice and reassurance, while trade customers want availability, sizes and pricing. A nursery website serves both, by showing the range, offering plant care advice and giving wholesale buyers a clear route to enquire. It also supports mail order, click and collect and seasonal sales of bare-root, perennials and shrubs.
Plants need accurate names, sizes and care information, which takes careful data management.
Stock levels change constantly and vary by size and season.
Wholesale customers and gardeners need different information and prices.
Latin and common names, sizes, hardiness, position and care in a consistent layout.
Regularly updated lists for trade customers and a retail shop for gardeners.
Guides on planting, aftercare and seasonal jobs.
Shipping rules for live plants and click and collect options.
Illustrative concept, not a client result
a nursery grows hedging and perennials for trade and retail. The site shows a catalogue with size and availability, provides a downloadable trade list each month and takes retail orders for collection or courier delivery during the planting season.
Planting seasons dictate the nursery year. Bare-root season, spring bedding and autumn planting each need their own availability lists and ordering rules.
A flexible online shop on WordPress, built around your products and delivery rules.
Get your whole range onto the website accurately, and keep it up to date.
Make spreadsheets update themselves, check for errors and produce reports on demand.
Accurate stock levels across your shop, website and, if needed, marketplaces.
Fix the hidden problems that stop search engines understanding your site.
Be found by nearby customers searching for what you sell or do.
Beyond the services above, one team can look after the whole of your digital presence for plant nurseries.
11 services
Care, repair and improvement for websites that already exist.
7 services
The behind-the-scenes basics that keep a business online: hosting, domain names, DNS, secure certificates and professional email.
13 services
When spreadsheets, paper forms and phone calls start to slow the business down, bespoke software can take over the repetitive parts.
12 services
Practical online marketing for local and rural businesses: appearing in local search, running sensible advertising, keeping customers informed and measuring what brings enquiries.
8 services
Online shops built for real stock, seasonal ranges and local delivery.
8 services
Logos, print, photography, video and words that make a farm or rural business look established and trustworthy.
7 services
Independent, jargon-free help with technology decisions, support, compliance and training.
We do not use a one-size-fits-all template. Every website for plant nurseries starts with your customers: who they are, how they find you and what they need to know before they get in touch. We write clear page copy, choose photographs that show your real business and keep pages light so they load quickly on a rural mobile connection.
We are also honest about what we promise. We will not guarantee page-one rankings or publish invented reviews. We will give you a written quote, explain every choice in plain English, build to WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards and make sure you can update the content yourself when you need to.
We start with a conversation about your business, your customers and what you want the website to do for you.
We agree the pages, features and content in writing, so you know what you are getting.
You see working pages early. We test on phones and slow connections as well as desktop screens.
We launch, train you and stay on hand with maintenance, hosting and help.
We only publish reviews from real clients who have given permission. If we have worked together, we would be glad to hear how it went.
Concept example
A farm shop website that shows what is in season, opening hours and how to find the shop.
Concept example
A cottage website designed to turn visitors into direct enquiries.
Concept example
A contractor website that explains services by season and makes asking for a quote simple.
Yes. We can import catalogues from a spreadsheet and keep them updated.
Many nurseries do, with suitable packaging and seasonal limits. We can set delivery rules by plant type and time of year.
Yes. Trade accounts can show wholesale pricing or downloadable price lists.
Yes. Care pages improve customer experience and help search visibility.
Yes, and they are popular around spring and Christmas.
Tell us a little about your business and we will reply with honest, practical advice and a clear quote.
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