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Star Roses and Plants launches redesigned website

Star Roses and Plants, a leading genetics company involved directly in breeding roses, edibles, perennials and woody plants, announced the launch of its redesigned website. The website offers a beautiful new look with easier search and plant filtering, updated photography, expanded grower information, gardening inspiration, brand and program pages and more.

“We’re thrilled to share our newly designed website that serves as a major resource to home gardeners and our industry partners,” said Rachel Perry, design manager at Star Roses and Plants. “The new site is separated into two sections for consumers and trade, which allows us to be a one-stop shop for both of our key audiences.”  

The extensive redesign and updated functionality include 471 pages and 1,618 optimized photos. The site provides two destinations for members of the industry and the home gardener. Simply click “For Industry Professionals” or “For Home Gardeners” on the site’s landing page to navigate to the desired content.

Other key features and updates of the website include:

Grower Information: Each plant page has grower information that was not available previously on the website. This information includes retail timing, growing regions, reasons to grow, videos and how to order.

Brand and Program Pages: On these pages, there is a comprehensive overview, including brand standards, product forms, branded packaging, marketing support, links to consumer websites and social media, links to request e-retailer assets and point of purchase materials and more.

Order Page: This page links directly to Star Track, Star Roses and Plants’ online ordering system, and the contact information for the company’s sales team, including each member’s customer service representative.

“We will be constantly growing and expanding the website to meet our customer needs,” said Perry. “Whether it’s new grower information, videos, or photography, it will be ever evolving and improving.”

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