Garden equipment order form template for spring wholesale orders
Seven pages for lawn and garden suppliers (cover, welcome, contents, ordering terms, divider, order form, back page) in a turf-green vector style, plus a photo version with a photo-stack cover, photo-band divider and photo back page.
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All 7 pages, in two versions
Cover, welcome letter, contents, how-to-order terms, a section divider, a wholesale order form and a back cover. Your product pages are added between them in the same fonts and colors.
About the Garden Equipment template
This garden equipment order form template pairs turf green with soft sage panels on a pale leaf-white page, using Fjalla One for headlines, Rubik for subheads and Open Sans for text. Rounded, organic shapes keep the clean vector pages friendly rather than industrial. The seven pages run from a cover with large GARDEN EQUIPMENT lettering, through contents split into mowers and tractors, trimmers and blowers, chainsaws, watering and hoses, and hand tools, to terms, a divider, the order form and a back page.
Buyers fill in company, PO number and ship-to details, then list SKU, description, quantity and unit price on the ruled order form, with your opening and reorder minimums printed below. Products come in from Shopify, WooCommerce, a CSV or a product feed and sit on grids or line-sheet rows between the set's pages. A photo version stacks three photos on the cover, runs a band of photos across the divider and fills the back page with one photo. Recolor with 12 palettes, then print or share a flipbook.
Best for
- Lawn and garden wholesalers sending a spring order sheet to garden centers
- Suppliers to hardware and farm stores listing mowers, trimmers and hand tools
- Hose and watering brands that need a simple catalog shell around product grids
- Small tool makers preparing a quick price list for a garden trade show
- Sellers who want a vector style and a photo-cover style of one catalog
Pages worth a closer look
Order form with minimums under the totals
A ruled table for item or SKU, description, quantity, unit price and total sits under buyer fields for company, contact, PO number and ship-to. The footer line states opening and reorder minimums and where to email the form.
Contents organized by product family
Mowers and tractors, trimmers and blowers, chainsaws, watering and hoses, and hand tools each get a numbered line with a page number. Rename the five sections to fit your range, from irrigation to landscaping supplies.
Section divider for each product family
A large section number and title with a short introduction mark the start of each family. Duplicate it for every section so buyers can flip straight to chainsaws or hoses in a thick printed catalog; the photo version adds a band of photos across the top.
What to put on a lawn and garden wholesale order sheet
Separate big machines from case-pack items
Mowers and tractors usually ship one per carton or crated on a pallet, while hand tools, trimmer line and nozzles ship in case packs. Show the unit of sale on every line (each, case of 6, pallet) so a buyer who writes 12 does not receive 12 cases.
Spell out freight for heavy and bulky goods
Riding mowers, tillers and bagged goods travel by freight rather than parcel. State pallet quantities, a freight-free threshold and who handles unloading, and note whether machines arrive assembled or crated. Clear freight terms prevent surprise charges that sour a first order.
Make in-season reorders easy
From April to June, garden retailers reorder fast movers every week or two: line, blades, gloves and hose fittings. Keep a short reorder section with SKUs and pack sizes at the back of the catalog, or share the flipbook link so stores can reorder without waiting for a rep visit.
Keep accessories next to the tool they fit
Shoppers think in jobs: watering, pruning, digging, cutting. Within each section, run products from entry level to professional and place spare blades, hose connectors and sharpeners right beside the tool they belong to, so stores order them together.
Put warranty and service contacts in print
Retailers need to know who handles warranty claims and where customers send machines for repair. Add the warranty length, the claim steps and a service phone number to the terms or back page so floor staff can answer at the till.
From product list to finished catalog
Start with this set
Open Garden Equipment in EasyCatalog, in the clean or the photo version, and recolor it with one of 12 palettes if you like.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
What pages are in the garden equipment classic template?
The set has a cover, a welcome note, a contents page, how-to-order terms, a collection divider, a wholesale order form and a back page. In its photo version the cover gets a stack of photos, the divider a band of photos and the back page one full-bleed photo. Product pages are built in the editor from grids, line-sheet rows or mosaic layouts and filled with your own mowers, tools and parts.
Is the garden equipment order form template free to use?
Yes, this template is part of every EasyCatalog plan, the Free plan included. Shopify stores on Free get one catalog in the grid editor and one in the Basic editor with a small watermark; accounts without Shopify get one catalog of up to 5 pages with a small watermark. Paid plans start at $19.99 a month.
What information do garden centers need in a wholesale catalog?
Product name and SKU, a clear photo, key specs (deck width, engine size or battery voltage, hose length or tool material), unit of sale, case pack, wholesale price and MSRP. Add ordering minimums, freight terms, ship dates for seasonal items and warranty contacts. Product pages can also show barcodes, which help stores with receiving and shelf labels.
How many products should go on each page of a garden equipment catalog?
Large machines need room: one to four per page with a photo and spec lines. Hand tools, nozzles and spare parts fit well in denser grids or in line-sheet rows with SKU and price. Mixing layouts by section keeps a long catalog easy to scan without hiding the small items stores reorder most.
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