Now anyone with a Smart Phone can listen to expert advice about the plants they are looking at in any Show Garden or Garden Centre Around 45 seconds long our horticultural expert personally describes each plant, for example, "how high and wide it grows, what sort of soil it will grow in & when it flowers, is it invasive? does it like sun or shade? how hardy is it?" Our Garden Audio Plant Library helps your customers be confident their plant purchase will thrive at home in their own garden situation. We help you to sell more plants Our comprehensive audio library can be listened to directly on the phone of your visitors, it is free for them to use, works within seconds, and avoids the need to pre-install any software. There is nothing complicated to do, they simply use our unique 'two clicks' method to hear the plant audio information. Every one will enjoy using your new service and re-visit you time and again. _______________ Within the range of the main mobile networks, there is no need for any special equipment, it's low in cost and works with all smart phones, including iphone, blackberry and all android types. We will create a bespoke audio menu for your Garden in a matter of days, and get you started without any capital investment. To hear more about this truly innovative new idea, get in touch with us now, we will be happy to explain our service in more detail and provide you with some real life examples to try. Please use the buttons below to follow us on Twitter & Facebook.  |
“Wow! Brilliant - I usually take a note-book and look them up at home. This is quicker. It's a stunning concept!” – Jean Barnett, Oakham BBC Gardener of the Year Competition Mike
Drury, who has created the Garden Audio Plant Library has been a keen gardener, plants-man and designer for many years. In 2006 he was a finalist in the BBC Gardener of the Year competition, held in five real house gardens in Tamworth, Staffordshire. He competed against four other contestants over three days to create a bespoke garden specifically to meet the home owners’ needs. Check out the short clip below from the one hour BBC 2 show, where Mike is shown in his own garden prior to the competition. |
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