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Start with what you already have
Give BloomSites your current website or describe the business. You get a private starting site, not a blank canvas.
Website builder for garden centres
Your hours changed. New plants arrived. Saturday's workshop still has space. BloomSites lets your team make those updates while they still matter.
Homepage
Spring is happening now
Everything you need for a garden that thrives.
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Give BloomSites your current website or describe the business. You get a private starting site, not a blank canvas.
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Click the words, photo, button, navigation, or section that needs to change. The page stays visible while you work.
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Check desktop and mobile. Publish only when the update says what you mean and looks right.
Blogs, events and seasonal content
Garden centres change faster than ordinary websites. BloomSites turns what is happening now into pages, articles, events, and homepage sections your customers can act on.
This weekend
Add the date, time, image, location, and registration details once.
This season
Turn staff knowledge into a useful article customers can find and share.
Today
Move a seasonal section to the top of the homepage while it still matters.

Plant Library
Hydrangea
Sun
Part sun
Water
Regular
Height
4–6 ft.
Why customers love it
Large summer flowers, dependable colour, and clear care information before the customer arrives.
Plant Library
Customers want to know if a plant fits their light, space, climate, and confidence level. Connect your till and the plants you already sell become pages with the answers—names checked against the breeders who registered them, real care notes, and photos—so no one writes a plant page from scratch. You confirm each match with one tap on your phone, and nothing goes live until you say yes.
SEO and domains
A beautiful page is not useful if Google cannot understand it or customers land on old information. BloomSites puts the important search and sharing controls beside the page they belong to.
Use your own domain. Keep the address customers already know while BloomSites powers the website behind it.
Spring planting guide | Willow & Pine
willowandpine.com/blog/spring-planting
What to plant this spring, when to start, and what is ready at our garden centre.
The website should move at the speed of the store
Start with a private site. Change the words, images, pages, and priorities before anything goes live.
Put your plants front and centre
Use real photography to turn plant categories, product pages, articles, and seasonal collections into reasons to visit your garden centre.

Hydrangea
Shrubs · Photo: Jacob Malcom · CC BY-SA
Coneflower
Perennials · Photo: ImagePerson · CC BY
Aster
Perennials · Photo: Acroterion · CC0
Azalea
Shrubs · Photo: Missvain · CC BY
Hardy Geranium
Perennials · Photo: Dominicus Johannes Bergsma · CC BY-SA
Flowering Cherry
Trees · Photo: Горбунова М.С. · CC BY-SA