Completed garden jobs become a filterable portfolio in Legality, a Tailwind CSS landscaping service template written for Tailwind CSS 4. It suits landscaping companies, garden design services, lawn care businesses, horticulture professionals and outdoor maintenance providers. The pages come ready to fill with your own projects and services.

Garden Portfolio and Project Detail Pages

Most landscaping sites win work by showing results. The portfolio page lists finished gardens and landscaping projects, and category filtering lets visitors narrow them by garden type, service or plant category. Each project then opens on its own detail page, where you can tell the story of one job. Images open full screen in a popup, so visitors can look closely at planting and paving.

Tailwind CSS Landscaping Service Template With Portfolio and Service Pages

The Tailwind CSS landscaping service template includes a services section where every treatment or job type has its own detail page. That means lawn mowing, garden design and maintenance can each get a clear page of their own. A price range slider lets visitors filter by budget or service pricing. Featured projects and client testimonials move through carousels, so the home page can show proof without a long scroll.

All 11 Pages and 2 Home Layouts

• Home: two layouts with different hero styles and project showcase arrangements.
• About Us: your company story and garden philosophy.
• Portfolio and Portfolio Detail: the project archive plus a case study page.
• Services and Service Detail: all services in one list, then one page per service.
• Blog and Blog Detail: garden care tips and landscaping ideas, with a full article view.
• Contact Us: a contact form and a map.

A lawn care firm can use this Tailwind CSS landscaping service template to pair project galleries with a blog of garden care advice. Regular articles give customers a reason to return between jobs.

Garden Page Styling in Tailwind CSS 4

Styling sits in the HTML itself, so a service block or project card can move to a different page with its appearance intact. Only the classes your pages use end up in the compiled CSS, so styles you never touch do not ship. Each page is already built, so a browser shows it with no setup. The download also carries the Tailwind source, which lets you adjust the styling and compile it again. The demo photography is not shipped, and neutral placeholders sit where it appeared.

First Changes Most Garden Businesses Make

Start with the home page, because it decides whether a visitor keeps reading. Pick one of the two home layouts, then swap the placeholder photos for your own garden work. Next, rewrite the service list so it matches what you actually sell, and set the price slider ranges to your real budgets. Finally, add your first portfolio projects and a few blog posts. The icon sets are Flaticon and FontAwesome, and the text uses Google Fonts. Documentation walks through setup and customisation in order.

The template also works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera.