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good patchGARDEN CARE · ADELAIDE

LESS ON YOUR LIST. MORE LIFE OUTSIDE.

A little care.
A lovely place
to land.

Your garden should feel like somewhere to spend time. Not another thing asking for it.

Explore regular care, a seasonal tidy-up or a fresh start for your courtyard. Start with what your patch needs.

Find your kind of garden care Three simple choices. A clearer starting point.
Illustrative courtyard with an olive tree, sandstone paving and a timber bench
AI-generated garden illustration · not a completed client project.

01Tell us about your patch

02Choose the help you need

03Leave with a useful plan

ROOM FOR REAL LIFE

Good care comes
in different shapes.

A small courtyard and a busy family garden have different needs. Begin with the closest fit.

01 / KEEP IT TICKING

Regular garden care

For busy households wanting a regular rhythm of garden care. Start with the jobs you want help with, then ask a provider what a visit could include.

Explore regular care
02 / MAKE SOME SPACE

A seasonal tidy-up

For a garden that needs a reset after a busy stretch. Choose the areas that matter most, then discuss the scope and green waste before agreeing to work.

Plan a tidy-up
03 / SMALL CAN BE LOVELY

Courtyard care

A small outdoor space still deserves a useful plan. Describe how you want to enjoy your courtyard and which areas need attention.

Start with your courtyard

LET’S FIND YOUR STARTING POINT

A plan for
your patch.

This demonstration prepares a garden-care brief on your device. No account, contact details or submission needed.

What sort of patch is it?

Pick the closest fit. We’re starting a conversation, not measuring your garden.

SIMPLE FROM THE START

Less wondering.
More understanding.

You don’t need all the answers before asking for help. A few useful details are enough to get a conversation going.

  1. 01

    Start with the space

    What do you enjoy, and what keeps becoming a job?

  2. 02

    Talk through what’s needed

    A real provider would confirm the scope, suitability and access.

  3. 03

    Agree before getting started

    Confirm the price, timing and what’s included before booking.

A FEW USEFUL QUESTIONS

Before you dig in.

Do I need to know exactly what my garden needs?

No. Begin with what you want to enjoy and which jobs feel difficult to keep up with. The planner gives you a starting brief to discuss.

What should I have ready for a first conversation?

Think about the garden size, the help you want and your preferred timing. With a real provider, also discuss access and which areas should be left untouched. This demo only uses the choices in the planner; it does not collect contact details or photos.

Does the planner give me a quote?

No. Scope, access, garden condition, green waste and availability would need to be confirmed by a real service provider.

Are my answers sent anywhere?

No. This prototype keeps selections in the current page only. Downloading creates a text file on your device. Refreshing the page resets the planner.

Can I book this business?

Good Patch is a fictional DigiThat demonstration. No real garden-care service, enquiry, booking or payment is offered here.

A DIGITHAT DEMONSTRATION

A website that helps
the conversation along.

This prototype shows how clear services and a short interactive planner can help a visitor describe what they need. The planner works without AI calls or an account.

Talk to DigiThat about your website

That link opens DigiThat’s real contact page. The garden-care planner remains a fictional demonstration.