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Catalogue for plants and nurseries

What to put in the list, how to photograph it and how to take orders for this kind of shop.

How to organise it

Plant catalogues change with the season, so date your catalogue and update it with the new stock. List the care level (easy, medium) and the light each plant needs, because that is what buyers ask first.

An example list (made-up items and prices)

ItemPriceDescription
Money plant in pot₹180Easy care, indoor
Tulsi plant₹80Healthy, in small bag
Snake plant₹350Low light, indoor
Rose plant₹150Red, with flower buds
Ceramic pot medium₹220Without plant
Soil mix 5 kg₹120Garden soil with compost

Start from this example It fills the maker with these items. Replace them with yours.

Photos

Photograph the actual plant, not a web picture, and show its size next to a pot or a hand. A clear photo of the leaves shows health.

Words

Give the plant name in English and the local name, its height, the light and the watering it needs in a line each.

Taking orders

Offer pick-up and local delivery; for travel, explain how you pack and your replacement rule for damaged plants. Plants may not be allowed to move between some places, so check the rules.

What to avoid

Promising results such as "grows in any room". Describe the real conditions it needs.

The example in numbers

The example has 6 items. Priced items run from ₹80 to ₹350, and one of each would cost ₹1,100. The prices are made up. Use the target price and profit calculators on the seller profit section to set real ones from your own costs.

Before you share it

Read how to show prices and taking orders on WhatsApp next.

Keep going

Photos stay in your own browser. The order link holds the item names, prices and descriptions but no photos, and orders go only to the shop's WhatsApp. Example items and prices are made up. No tax or food rules are stated here: check them where you live. Checked 14 November 2026.