NEW WEBSITE FOR LONDON EDIBLE GARDENS

 

2010: Check out the new website recently launched by Robert Stoutzker to promote London Edible Gardens. Robert is a great client to work with – I had fun mapping out the ideas with him and designing the site. Watch www.londonediblegardens.com for further developments as the content grows... (so to speak).

I have also worked with Claudia de Yong, and several other London-based garden designers – the opportunities for a colourful and vibrant website are endless given such wonderful material to work with. And working on Robert's site has made me want to expand my own collection of potted plants and raggedy borders into something altogether more tasty.

I've also come across the 'One Pot Pledge' – which seems an excellent idea – set up by the gardening charity 'Garden Organic' for novice gardens (that will be me). If you agree to cultivate one or more edible pot, you get to access top tips and expert advice on easy-to-grow varieties, visit: www.onepotpledge.org. Why not promote this charity on your own site? They're aiming to get 30,000 novice gardeners to give it a go.

There will also be plenty of advice coming on the London Edible Gardens website, including recipes and tips from Mrs Stoutzker's Catalogue showing you just how versatile, and tasty, an English garden can be.

For more information on affordable, customised websites and brand development, please visit: www.alimansell.com
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  • Ali .. you are extraordinary! Anyone reading this blog should know that Ali was an invaluable asset in the development of my website and I shall continue to use her services in the development of not only my website but will call upon her as an extremely proactive marketing and strategic consultant. She is like a Duracell Rabbit... boundless energy, will not breakdown and always and far superior to the competition!!!
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    Love the design...so simply laid out yet so effective:)
  • Thank you both, its great to get positive feedback... I'm loving that the client [Robert] is happy
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