Houseplant catalog template with a lush foliage split cover
Seven catalog pages behind a split cover of dense green foliage, made for plant shops, growers and planter brands selling houseplants, pots, plant care and macramé hangers to stores and studios.
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All 7 pages
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 Urban Jungle template
This houseplant catalog template leads with a split cover: lush foliage photography on one side, the title Urban Jungle set in Lora on the other. Pale mint pages, forest-green text and a leaf-green accent keep every page fresh, with Quicksand headings, Nunito text and a soft organic motif. After the cover come a welcome note and contents, then ordering terms, a divider for each collection, the order form and a closing back page.
Sample sections cover houseplants, planters and pots, plant care, macramé and hangers, and rare finds. Products from Shopify or a CSV fill grids with photo, price and variants such as pot size, and Shopify Sync keeps stock current for plants that sell out. Share a wholesale flipbook with minimum quantities for plant trays, or print an A5 PDF for a market stall.
Best for
- Plant shops and growers selling houseplants to retailers
- Planter and pot brands with sizes and colors to show
- Plant care and accessory lines such as soil, food and macramé
- Rare-plant sellers sharing a list of limited stock
- Pop-up and market sellers who hand out an A5 catalog
Pages worth a closer look
Split foliage cover
Dense green leaves fill one half of the cover and the title sits on the other, with your web and email details below. Use Replace photo to put your own greenhouse or shop shot in its place.
Contents from plants to rare finds
Houseplants, planters and pots, plant care, macramé and hangers, and rare finds are listed with page numbers. A rare-finds section gives collectors a reason to open every new edition.
Ordering terms for live plants
Three blocks cover how to order by email, opening and reorder minimums with wholesale pricing, and delivery, claims and payment. Add plant-specific notes here, such as weather limits on shipping.
Order form for trays and pots
Stores add their name, purchase order and delivery address, then write each plant or planter on a separate row with the quantity and price. Note tray or pot sizes in the description so nobody orders the wrong size.
What plant buyers need to see in a houseplant catalog
Sell by pot size and height
Houseplants are priced and ordered by nursery pot size, such as 4 or 6 inches, and by plant height. Give both on every listing, plus the number of plants per tray, so a store knows how much shelf space an order needs.
Add light, water and pet notes
Retailers sell plants with advice. Add light needs, watering frequency and pet safety to each plant in one short line. Stores that can answer care questions on the spot keep customers coming back for the next plant.
Be clear about availability
Plant stock changes weekly. Date every edition, mark limited or seasonal plants, and keep the online flipbook as the version you update. A short availability note on each section prevents orders for plants that are between crops.
Explain shipping and weather rules
Plants suffer in heat and frost. Explain how you pack them, which weeks you pause shipping, and how stores should report damage. Clear policies build trust with first-time buyers who worry about losses in transit.
From product list to finished catalog
Start with this set
Open Urban Jungle in EasyCatalog 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
Can I use this houseplant template for planters and accessories?
Yes. The sample contents already include planters and pots, plant care and macramé hangers, and you can retitle every section. Product grids show any product type, so plants, pots and accessories can sit together in one catalog.
Can I make a small printed version for plant markets?
Yes. Export the PDF in A5 for a handout-sized booklet, or in A4 or Letter for trade buyers. Every flipbook link has its own QR code, so you can print it on your stall sign and let visitors browse the full range on their phones.
What should a plant nursery catalog list for each plant?
Botanical and common name, pot size, plant height, plants per tray, price per plant and per tray, light and water needs, and whether it is safe for pets. Seasonal availability and a photo of the actual size you ship help buyers order with confidence.
How often should a plant wholesaler update its catalog?
Weekly or biweekly availability lists are common, because stock changes as crops finish. Keep the main catalog for the core range and share an online flipbook that you update as stock changes, so buyers order from current availability.
Start your Urban Jungle catalog
Pick this template, add your products and download a print-ready PDF or share an online flipbook. Free plan available, no card needed.