Maintenance rounds
A clear page for regular garden care, aimed at people who want someone reliable.
- What a visit includes and how often
- A short note when the round is full
- Requests sent straight to your inbox
Web design for landscapers and gardeners
Websites for landscapers and gardeners
A website that keeps your maintenance round full, shows the patios, walls and planting you’ve built, and gets seasonal work like hedge cutting booked before everyone wants it at once.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing landscapers and gardeners
- 1
Do they do regular visits?
Lawns, borders and hedges through the year. Plenty of people want someone reliable on a fortnightly round, not a one-off.
- 2
Can they build what I want?
Patios, paths, walls, fencing and new planting. Customers look for finished gardens that look like the one they’re picturing.
- 3
When can they fit me in?
Spring and autumn fill up fast. People want to know if you have space on the round or how far ahead you’re booking projects.
- 4
Do they come out to me?
Gardeners work in a patch. Customers want to know their village is on it before they ask.
What we put on the page
What we put on a landscaping website
Landscaping projects
Finished gardens shown from bare ground to first summer.
- Patios, paths, walls and fencing
- Before, during and after photos from your phone
- New projects added when you send pictures
Seasonal work
The jobs that come round every year, flagged at the right time.
- Hedge cutting with nesting season noted
- Autumn tidy-ups and leaf clearance
- Spring lawn work and planting
Quote requests
A form that asks the right questions about the garden and the job.
- Garden size, job type and timescale
- Photos sent by email or WhatsApp
- A note on your minimum job size
Areas covered
The villages and postcodes on your round, set out plainly.
- A coverage list by village
- Different areas for rounds and projects if you need
- Matches your Google Business Profile
Found for the right work
Separate pages for the services you want more of.
- Pages for maintenance, hard landscaping and hedges
- Structured data for your business and area
- Fast on a phone in the garden
The write-up
What a landscaping and gardening website has to do
Most landscapers and gardeners run two businesses at once. There’s the maintenance round, which pays the bills and needs steady, reliable customers in the right villages. Then there are the projects: a new patio, a stone wall, a garden replanted from scratch. They want different things from a website, and most garden sites only cover one, if that.
So we give each its own page. The maintenance page says what a regular visit includes, how often you come and which villages you cover. When the round is full, email us and we’ll add a short note so you’re not turning people away on the phone. The projects page shows finished gardens with before and after photos and a few lines on what was built. Photos from your phone are fine.
Seasonal work gets a mention at the right time of year. Hedge cutting in late summer and autumn, with a note on nesting season. Leaf clearance and tidy-ups before winter. Lawn work and new planting in spring. Changing a banner when the season turns is quick for us to do and brings in jobs that would otherwise go to whoever happened to put a leaflet through the door.
The quote form asks about the garden size, the job and the timescale, and tells people to send photos by email or WhatsApp. If you have a minimum job size or only take projects in certain areas, we say so plainly. Add links to your Google reviews and your public liability insurance, and people have what they need to choose you over a name on a van.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for landscapers and gardeners in Shropshire and Powys
Gardens here range from small town plots to acres of hedge and paddock around farmhouses. A good website shows which you’re set up for.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
The county town has lots of homeowners who want a regular round and new patios on the back of extensions. Show both, and list the villages you cover around the edge.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryCustomers come in from the Welsh side as well as the town. Say which border villages are on your round so they don't assume you're too far away.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolLarger rural gardens and smallholdings need hedge cutting, mowing and clearance as much as design. A page for bigger outdoor jobs brings that work in.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownAs Powys's largest town there's steady demand for regular maintenance and tidy-ups. A simple request form for the round fills gaps quickly.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowOlder houses and walled gardens in and around Ludlow suit careful, traditional work. Photos of stone walling and established planting go down well.
Ludlow page → Powys KnightonHill properties near Offa's Dyke often come with long hedges, slopes and stone walls. Show you're happy to take on gardens that aren't flat and tidy.
Knighton page →Example sites
Example website designs for landscapers and gardeners
View the site Fernrow Garden Design
Natural & organic
Deep greens, curved edges and a deliberately staggered gallery, for a practice that designs for year six rather than the launch photo.
View the site Willow & Wellness Spa
Natural & organic
Soft, earthy tones and calm pacing, designed to feel like an extension of the treatment room itself.
View the site Millstone Farm Shop
Rustic & traditional
Warm earth tones and a traditional serif voice, built for a business that trades on being genuinely local.
Questions from landscapers and gardeners
Can I say when my round is full?
Yes. Email us a line and we’ll put a short note on the maintenance page, then take it down when you have space again. Ten changes a month are included.
Should I show prices?
A guide like an hourly rate or a typical cost for a fortnightly visit helps people decide. For projects, a “most patios start from” note filters enquiries without tying you down.
Can I add new gardens as I finish them?
Send us a few photos and a sentence or two about the job and we’ll add it, usually the same day. A spring and summer of projects soon builds into a strong gallery.
Will I show up when people search for a gardener nearby?
We build pages around the services and villages you want, with structured data and fast pages, and help keep your Google Business Profile consistent. We can’t guarantee rankings, but you’ll have the right foundations.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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