A landscaper website designed to turn a garden idea into a site visit

1. 01

   The hero gives the whole screen to a finished garden

   A homeowner imagining a new yard wants to see what the end looks like. The first screen is one photograph of a mature garden at dusk, with the headline and button kept small so the image stays in charge.

2. 02

   Design, install and care fit in 3 expandable rows

   Visitors arrive at different stages: some need a plan, some have a plan and need a crew, some want someone to keep what they have. Expandable rows let each one open the stage that applies and move straight to the visit request.

3. 03

   A garden story shows how a project is reasoned

   Before-and-after photos show results but not thinking. The story section describes one courtyard with a brief, a plant palette and a feeling. A visitor learns from that one example how the landscaper approaches a site.

4. 04

   The seasons section says the relationship continues

   Landscaping clients worry about what happens after the install. A 4-season grid, spring to winter, makes ongoing care part of the offer without a maintenance contract or a price.

• Services split into design, installation and ongoing care
• Photos of finished gardens, shot in good light with the house in frame
• Your contractor license and insurance
• The neighborhoods and towns you work in
• A description of how a project starts, usually with a site visit
• A short request form that asks what the visitor is considering

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