Blog posts and website articles
I’m a freelance writer with a background in horticulture and an interest in environmental issues. I write persuasive, SEO-friendly copy for garden centres, online plant retailers and other horticultural websites, helping to boost site visits and conversion rates. I also write features for magazines on gardening topics.
Past and current clients include Garden Answers Magazine, Garden Connect, Marshalls Garden and Wyevale Garden Centres.
What I can do for you:
SEO-friendly blogs and articles
Help your customers find your site with SEO-friendly content that provides the answers to their questions.
Product descriptions
Make that sale with enthusiastic, informative product descriptions that encourage your customers to click the ‘Buy Now’ button
Email copy
Build customer relationships, promote offers and increase brand awareness with email copy targeted to your customers’ needs.
You can read a few samples of my writing below - more available on request. Contact me through the LinkedIn button below!
Blog posts and website articles
Do you long for a beautiful garden but don't have the time to look after it? Gardening doesn't always have to be hard work. With the right choice of plants and a few clever tips, you can create a garden full of colour and interest that doesn't require constant looking after.
Shady gardens can be beautiful. On blazing hot summer days, what could be better than a comfortable seat in the shade? Flower colours are softer in the darkness, and green foliage takes centre stage, creating a tranquil setting with just a hint of mystery...
You can't beat the taste of your own tomatoes, picked still warm from the sun and eaten fresh. Growing tomatoes is easy, and there are varieties suitable for greenhouses, for pots on sunny patios and even for window boxes. Tomatoes come in a range of different shapes and sizes, and have different uses in the kitchen.
Nothing beats the taste of your own home-grown vegetables, fresh-picked and still warm from the sun. You don't even need a garden to grow your own food - many vegetables will grow happily in a pot on a patio or balcony, and you can even grow salad and herbs on a sunny windowsill.
On toast, in smoothies and dips, and even in desserts, we all love avocados for their soft creamy flesh and mild flavour. Avocado trees don’t often bear fruit in the UK, but they’re fun to grow and make great houseplants.
'In July the sun is hot / Is it shining / No, it's not!' As musical comedy duo Flanders and Swann pointed out back in the sixties, the weather in July can be chancy, but nevertheless, it's a great month for gardeners.
Climbing plants are ideal for covering unsightly walls and fences. There are climbing plants for shade, sun, big spaces and small, so there’s bound to be one to suit your needs.
Product descriptions
This innovative spray gun combines air and water to give a gentle waterflow that doesn’t damage plants or displace soil.
Begonia ‘On Top Sun Glow’ brings summer sunshine to shady spots with its stunning golden yellow double flowers edged in vivid red.
Marketing email copy
Choosing your Christmas Tree
Magazine articles
Plants are more than background props in TV crime and drama - they're a distraction!
The local squirrels have their eye on my tulip bulbs...but I've got a cunning plan.
Advertorials
Planning a gathering? Here are a few tips to help you get your outdoor space looking great this summer.