Rangebloom gives native plant nurseries a colorful, practical way to introduce their plants and help gardeners arrive with useful questions. Its 28 substantive pages connect species portraits, growing conditions, habitat ideas and seasonal guidance with a plant finder, side-by-side comparison and a saved visit list. The setting is a fictional nursery near Madison, Wisconsin, with editable content for your own nursery and region.

Rounded botanical windows, sculpted serif headings and green, orchid and honey gradients give the website the character of a bright greenhouse and a working field guide. Plant names, scientific identities and growing information remain easy to find as visitors move from inspiration to individual species and a nursery visit.

The central journey is designed around an ordinary gardening decision: understand the space, find suitable plants, compare a few choices, and take a clear list to the nursery. Visitors can record light and moisture, adjust quantities, add growing notes and prepare a downloadable text sheet. The list stays on their device and gives staff a starting point for a stock and suitability conversation.

What is included

• 28 substantive pages, plus Privacy and a custom 404 page.
• 8 detailed plant profiles with common and scientific names, conditions, mature size, season, care and companion ideas.
• A searchable plant finder with sunlight and moisture filters, result counts and no-match recovery.
• A comparison table for up to 3 plants, with controls to add choices to the visit list.
• A saved plant-list journey with conditions, quantities, growing notes, review, editing, download and copyable text.
• 4 habitat pages for sunny prairie, woodland edge, wetter ground and small gardens.
• Growing guides for sunlight, soil, planting day, first-year care and the garden year, plus a bloom calendar.
• Nursery story, services, visit preparation and frequently asked questions.
• 3 color schemes: Fern & Orchid, Prairie & Honey, and Iris & Sky, with Light, Dark and Auto appearance modes.
• 12 botanical and nursery illustrations in responsive WebP sizes, original vector graphics and locally hosted fonts.
• Ready-made HTML, editable source, a buyer guide and documented development checks.

From a growing condition to a nursery visit

The plant finder lets gardeners search common names, scientific names and descriptive terms while narrowing the collection by light and moisture. Species pages give each choice room for more than a photograph: placement, establishment, mature proportions and seasonal interest help visitors understand how a plant might fit their garden.

The comparison view brings selected plants together in a labeled table. The visit list then carries those choices into a guided review with editable quantities and notes. Clear feedback handles missing conditions, invalid quantities, empty lists and unavailable browser storage. Visitors can return to edit the list or save a plain-text copy to bring along.

Guidance that gives the collection context

Habitat pages explain plant relationships and the conditions behind each combination. Illustrated guides turn sunlight, soil texture and planting depth into approachable observations, while first-year care and seasonal pages support the gardener after the initial visit. A bloom calendar makes it easy to compare typical flowering periods without treating them as a live inventory promise.

Nursery pages round out the experience with practical preparation, visitor questions, services and a place to explain the business. The content is written for an independent nursery that values informed plant choices and conversation at the bench.

An editable botanical design

Rangebloom uses semantic HTML, modern CSS and vanilla JavaScript. Shared page layouts, reusable sections, plant records, media references and color roles have clear source locations. Local fonts and images keep the business website independent of third-party asset services.

The ready-made site includes responsive layouts, visible keyboard focus, labeled form controls and useful validation messages. Choose a default palette for the business and let visitors select Light, Dark or their device preference. The buyer guide explains nursery identity, catalog and image changes, source development and static hosting.