Work
Livingston Garden Center
Livingston Garden Center is a family-run nursery in Livingston, Tennessee. The recorded project need was to let customers browse and order for pickup while giving staff a direct way to manage the catalog.
That is a commerce build outside the standard website offer. The current first-party site shows the shop, pickup information, plant-help path, and published cutoff described here.
What the site does
The current site sorts the shop into six plant categories and publishes a 5 PM cutoff for next-day pickup. It also gives pickup information, hours, phone, address, and plant-help content distinct paths.
The nav also carries a Plant Help section and a blog, so somebody can look up care instructions for a plant they already bought without stopping in or calling in the middle of a workday. Plants, prices, pickup, and a way to ask a question, in that order.
Why it had to take the order
The current site publishes a catalog and pickup path. Commerce, inventory behavior, and staff accounts go beyond the standard website scope and receive a separate quote. What the standard offer covers.
The project included a customer-managed catalog. This case study describes the build; it does not promise that every product, price, stock state, or pickup term shown by the client will remain unchanged.
The retained case-study claims are visible at the first-party destination: the shop is grouped into six plant categories, the homepage publishes the 5 PM next-day-pickup cutoff, and separate pickup and plant-help paths are present. Those observations were checked as current page facts; inventory accuracy and staff-side administration are not inferred from the public screen.
That distinction keeps the example useful without turning client-managed information into a Barnraised guarantee.
