For garden centers
You know the shopper: circling the aisles, phone in hand, no idea where to start. The gap between wanting a garden and buying one is confidence and confidence is inspired by expertise.
An award-winning designer, in your store turns an overwhelmed browser into a customer who walks up to your staff with a designed, situation-fit plan built from plants you stock.
Purple and White Blooms is a real Home Outside design. The pick list is grouped by what to plant first, so customers can build the bed in one trip or three.
On the customer's own phone (scan a sign to start) or at a kiosk by your entrance. We ship the signs and the stand.
Right at the bench where the overwhelm happens. Sun, soil, and what they want the space to feel like — under two minutes, on the phone already in their hand.
Free, and about two minutes.
A layered, multi-season planting designed by Julie Moir Messervy, matched to their conditions and drawn from plants you carry.
Structure, mid-layer, front edge — the way a designer actually builds a bed.
Quantities, placement notes, and designer-approved substitutions if something's out. Your team gets a ready answer to the question they hear all day.
The design goes home with them. Saturday's browser comes back Sunday with a list.
"Every plant here is one I'd put in my own clients' gardens."
Julie has spent more than four decades designing award-winning landscapes and teaching people how to see their own spaces. Every plan in Home Outside carries her design methodology and is not AI guesswork. That's what your customers are trusting when they buy the whole bed instead of one plant.
The research agrees: horticultural marketing studies show shoppers pay more when plants are presented by benefit rather than feature — and consumer psychology consistently finds that curation converts overwhelmed first-time buyers where big assortments stall them.
Now enrolling a founding group of independent garden centers for fall 2026.