Website for landscape gardeners
Get a professional website built for landscape gardeners — gardens, paving and planting, shown across seasons.
Challenges landscape gardeners know all too well
Seasonal work makes enquiries unpredictable
Customers can't see finished gardens
Design capability isn't obvious
Services we showcase for landscape gardeners
Verkform writes the service descriptions for you — here are a few examples for landscape gardeners:
- Garden design and build
- Turf and planting
- Paths and patios
- Fencing
- Drainage and levelling
- Maintenance contracts
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What kind of photos or evidence actually convinces someone to get in touch about a garden project?
Before-and-after photos of completed gardens do most of the work — customers want to see a scrappy, overgrown or bare plot transformed into something finished and usable. Close-up shots of paving joints, planting schemes, and built edges show the quality of the finish in a way that a general overview cannot. A short description of what the brief was and how you solved it adds context that makes the photos mean something.
Most of my work comes through word of mouth — do I actually need a website on top of that?
Referrals still drive a lot of landscape work, but the person who was recommended you will almost always search your name before they call. If they find nothing, or a bare Facebook page with posts from two years ago, some of them will quietly move on. A website gives that warm referral somewhere solid to land.
Gardens take weeks to complete — how does a website account for the fact that I can only take on a few jobs at a time?
A website does not need to generate a flood of enquiries to be useful; it needs to bring in the right ones at the right time. Many landscape gardeners use a simple contact form that lets them indicate current availability, or just keep their about section honest about lead times. Customers planning a garden redesign are usually thinking weeks or months ahead, so they expect to wait.
Homeowners often have a rough idea of what they want but no idea how the process works — does a website help with that?
A page that walks through how you typically work — site visit, plan or sketch, groundworks, planting, handover — sets expectations before anyone picks up the phone. Customers who understand the sequence are easier to quote for and less likely to be surprised when, say, drainage work adds time to a patio job. It also filters out enquiries from people looking for a one-day tidy rather than a proper build.
A lot of garden work is seasonal — is there any point having a website running through winter?
Winter is actually when many homeowners start planning work they want done in spring, so enquiries that come in during the quieter months can fill your diary before the season starts. A website takes those enquiries while you are on other jobs or not actively promoting yourself. Getting booked up early means turning away less work and choosing the projects that suit you.
What goes wrong for a customer who picks the wrong person for a landscaping job?
The most common complaints are poor drainage that leaves a lawn waterlogged after rain, patios that shift or crack because the sub-base was not prepared properly, and planting that dies within a season because the soil or aspect was not considered. These are not small fixes — relaying a patio or regrading a garden is disruptive and expensive. Customers who have been burned once research much more carefully the second time, and a website with clear photos of finished work and honest project descriptions helps them feel confident they have found someone who does it properly.
What does a website for landscape gardeners cost?
Verkform costs NOK 10,000 excl. VAT per year. That covers content, design, hosting, SSL and your own domain — with no hidden fees.
How long does it take to get started?
You enter your company registration number and Verkform generates a complete website in minutes. You can edit everything afterwards.
Do I need any technical knowledge?
No. Verkform handles content, design and publishing for you. No technical knowledge required.