Garden Connect launches four new garden centre websites

by | Jul 11, 2018 | Business, News | 0 comments

Just before the holiday season starts, Garden Connect launches 4 new websites for its customers.

As part of the ongoing improvements, three redesigns have been made and a brand new webshop has been launched as well.

Garden Connect web design

Slemish Landscape Centre, based in Northern Ireland, just launched its? new webshop on www.slemishlandscapecentre.com.

The Sage Pos integrated webshop can be used by retail and trade customers.

Trade customers are able to purchase their products for their own agreed rates and account while retail customers have to pay online.

The business focuses on landscaping products and gardening tools and is offering a wide range of products in its? webshop.

Garden Connect has made the design of the website, is working on the search engine optimization and made the integration with the Sage Pos back office.

The Barn Garden Centre

The Barn Garden Centre in Oundle has been using the Garden Connect services for almost 5 years.

The new website, www.thebarngardencentre.co.uk is reflecting the brand in a new and modern way.

The most important product groups are easy to find and the website is fresh, welcoming and ready for summer.

 

 

Lyndhurst Garden Centre

Another long-time customer is Lyndhurst Garden Centre, located in Skegness.

Apart from a garden centre, Lyndhurst is having a landscaping division and country park.

The homepage of the website www.lyndhurstgardencentre.co.uk reflects the three areas of the business in a clear way.

Garden Connect is providing the news and gardening tips to Lyndhurst to make sure the website is never out of date.

Caerphilly Garden Centre

Last but not least: Caerphilly Garden Centre, located in Southern Wales, has refreshed its website on www.caerphillygardencentre.co.uk as well.

The website shows information about the garden & outdoor products the centre is offering and information about the restaurant.

 

 

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