A garden designer serving Rosemère could ask about approximate dimensions, observed sunlight and intended uses. Customers would select visual preferences and attach photographs. We could prepare a consultation file, then track selected options and unresolved questions. A staged presentation would help distinguish initial advice, design and possible installation according to the services actually provided, making the scope of each next step easier to agree on.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Could we use photographs of the municipal gardens?
We would favour your own images or photographs with permission for the intended use. Captions would identify the place and avoid presenting it as a project completed by your company.
How can we welcome a client who knows little about plants?
Questions can focus on uses, colours and desired maintenance time. Your expertise can then translate those preferences into proposals suited to the particular garden after the project has been assessed.