Websites by trade

A website for gardeners and landscapers, built free

LetsBuildWeb builds websites for gardeners in the UK. The website is free to build, you see it on a private preview first, and it costs £20 a month only after you launch it, with your own domain name included and no minimum term.

The Grove website design for gardeners, as it opens in the editor with sample text and photos
The Grove design as it opens in the editor. The sample text and photos are replaced with your own.

What the website needs

Garden work sells on pictures. A gardener's website should show the gardens you look after and make it easy to ask for a visit.

  • Photos of your own work: planting, lawns, patios, clearances.
  • Regular and one-off work, named plainly so people know you do both.
  • The areas you cover.
  • A quote form that accepts photos of the garden.

The Grove design

Grove is our ready-made design for this trade. Fresh and natural, for gardeners and landscapers. It starts with a top section with your photo, headline and main button, your services, your projects or properties, each with its own photos, an About section, the areas you cover and a contact form with your details. Every word, photo and colour can be changed, and sections can be added or removed.

What it costs

Building the website is free. When you launch it, LetsBuildWeb costs £20 a month, which covers hosting, routine maintenance, website security and one domain name ending in .co.uk, .uk or .com, registered in your own name. There is no setup fee and no minimum term. See everything the price includes.

Questions gardeners ask

Can customers send photos of their garden?

Yes. The quote form can accept up to five photos or documents with each message.

Can I change the website with the seasons?

Yes. You can swap photos, change the services you list and add a notice across the top yourself, as often as you like, at no extra cost.

See your website before you pay anything.

Building is free. You pay £20 a month only if you launch, with no minimum term.

Page last updated 10 November 2026.