Home and garden catalog template for garden center suppliers
This 27-page wholesale catalog walks garden centers, nurseries and home stores through pots, hand tools, watering cans, seed-starting kits and outdoor living, with ship windows by month.
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All 27 pages: 7 covers and 20 designed pages
Choose one cover and any of the designed pages — they share one look, so the catalog stays consistent however many you use. Every word, color and photo is editable.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Home & Garden Premium template
This home and garden catalog template looks like a potting bench in spring. Plant-stake markers and a January-to-December ship-window strip run across stone-white pages, with fresh leaf-green accents and dark soil-brown panels. Lora headlines pair with Nunito Sans, and a hand-lettered Kalam face adds notes like a garden label. Seven covers include a split cover with the month strip and a magazine-style potting bench issue, followed by twenty designed pages with real photography.
Garden supply is seasonal, and the template plans for it: dividers carry ship windows, and a pre-book promotion sets a booking deadline. Pots and tools come in from a Shopify collection or a CSV file and land on white product pages as cards with a photo, a green price tag, SKU, name and case pack, and variant tables can add sizes and colors. Send garden centers a wholesale flipbook with case-quantity rules, or print it for the spring trade show.
Best for
- Garden supply wholesalers selling to garden centers and nurseries
- Pot and planter brands with many sizes, glazes and case packs
- Tool and watering lines with a spring pre-book program
- Home stores adding a seasonal outdoor living range
- Seed-starting suppliers with January to April ship windows
Pages worth a closer look
Pot size guide and planting calendar
Drawn pots from 4 to 14 inches sit above a table of rim, height, volume, case quantity and what grows in each size, starting with herbs and succulents, and a planting calendar charts sowing, planting out and harvest. Store staff match pots to plants at the counter.
Spring pre-book offer
A booking deadline, a discount on pre-booked orders over a threshold, two delivery drops and a bonus display for large pre-books. It gives buyers a reason to commit to spring while it is still winter.
Section dividers with ship windows
Each section opener marks the months it ships on a month strip, such as seed starting from January to April. Buyers can plan their open-to-buy by month instead of guessing when stock will land.
Featured watering can
One product gets the spotlight with capacity, spout length, material, case pack, MSRP and ship window. Use it for a hero item that anchors an endcap display in your buyers' stores.
Care and storage by material
Short habits for terracotta, galvanized zinc and other materials, such as keeping clay pots off concrete floors in winter. Floor staff pass the advice on, and customers come back for the same pot.
How garden centers read a supplier catalog
Publish ship windows, not just prices
Garden retail is packed into a few spring weeks. Show when each section ships, set a pre-book deadline months ahead, and offer two or more delivery drops so stores receive stock as it sells through instead of all at once.
Size pots in inches and volume
Growers choose pots by root ball. Give rim diameter, height and volume in quarts or gallons, plus drainage holes and frost tolerance. Clay pots in particular need a frost note, since cracked stock in March is a common claim.
Sell in case packs that fit a shelf
Choose case quantities that match a typical bench or shelf facing, and let stores mix colors within a line. Small, sensible packs help independent garden centers try a new line without tying up cash in a slow color.
Offer displays with larger orders
Pot towers, tool walls and endcap kits help a line sell through. If you supply them, state the order level that earns one on the promotion page, as this template does, so buyers can plan floor space along with the order.
Follow the selling calendar
Seed starting moves in late winter, while lanterns, seating and bird feeders sell from late spring into summer. Order your sections by selling season so a buyer moves through the catalog in the same order as their year.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Home & Garden Premium in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
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 does this home and garden template include?
Seven covers, then twenty designed pages that follow a buyer's questions: who you are (welcome, story, team, stats), what you sell (contents with ship windows, divider, lookbook, featured product, best sellers), how to buy (ordering, pre-book promotion, terms, FAQ, contact) and how to sell it on (pot size guide, care, open house, testimonials), plus a blank page and back cover.
Can I use this garden catalog template without Shopify?
Yes. Sign up directly and load your range from a CSV or TSV file, connect a WooCommerce shop, pull in a Google Shopping or Meta feed, or add items by hand. Without Shopify, the Free plan covers a single catalog of five pages with a small watermark, so using all 27 pages of this garden catalog takes a paid plan, from $19.99 a month.
When should a garden supplier send its spring catalog?
Most garden centers plan spring buying in fall and early winter, so send the catalog by October or November with a pre-book deadline in December. Follow with a reorder edition in March, when stores know what is selling and need fast refills.
Is it better to arrange a garden catalog by product or by season?
By product family for the main sections, such as pots, tools and watering, with the selling season shown on each one. A month strip or ship-window line lets buyers see the timing without a separate seasonal catalog.
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