Care instructions on the label
Light, water, soil and hardiness — the answers a shopper would otherwise hunt for a staff member to get. Fewer questions at the till, more confidence to buy, and plants that survive the trip home.
For garden centres & nurseries
A QR code on every plant label — care tips in hand, and a nudge when it's back in stock.
One dynamic QR per plant label turns a shelf ticket into the full story: how to care for it, what it costs, and whether it's in stock. Shoppers reserve what's there and ask to be notified when a sold-out plant returns — and your team sees every scan land in real time, so you know what people actually want.
"Notify me when it's back"
Sold out doesn't have to mean a lost sale. A shopper taps notify-me on the label, and the moment that plant is back on the bench they get the ping — and come back for it.
See what's really wanted
Scans by hour, most-scanned plant types, the lines pulling attention and the ones being walked past. Stock, price and reorder around what the labels tell you shoppers are looking for.
How QR codes on plant labels work for garden centres
A dynamic QR code on every plant label turns each pot into its own care guide and sales assistant. Shoppers scan the plant label QR code for care instructions, prices and photos, reserve what's in stock, and get a back-in-stock alert the moment a sold-out plant returns — and you see every scan land live.
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Add a QR code to every plant label
Print a dynamic QR code on each plant or bench label. It opens a care page for that plant — watering, position, height, price and photos — on the shopper's phone.
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Shoppers scan for care advice and stock
A customer scans the label QR code for full care instructions and can reserve what's in stock or tap 'notify me' on anything sold out — extra help without waving down a member of staff.
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Capture demand and back-in-stock interest
Every scan and notify-me request lands live, so you see which plants shoppers really want, sell more of what's popular, and email customers the moment stock returns.
Great for
- Garden centres
- Plant nurseries
- Horticulture retailers
- Plant labels & benches
- Outdoor & landscaping
Where xengo fits — and what stays yours
The plant care page you saw is on your systems, not ours. xengo is the layer around it: the branded QR that points to it, the honest analytics on every scan, and the webhooks that push those live numbers straight into the tools you already run.
The QR
A branded, dynamic QR on your own domain. Re-point it wherever you like, any time — no reprint.
The page it opens
The plant care page the QR opens is yours — it lives on your website, your systems, your estate. xengo takes the scan there; it doesn't replace what's behind it.
The analytics
Every scan, bot-filtered and honestly counted — by time, place and device. The live numbers you saw on the right.
The notifications
Every scan can fire a webhook or alert — into Slack, Teams, email, or straight into your CRM, stock or ticketing. The live view becomes live data in your systems.
Frequently asked questions
How does a QR code on a plant label work?
A dynamic QR code on the label opens a care page for that plant — watering, position, size, price and photos — when a shopper scans it. They can also reserve stock or request a back-in-stock alert, and every scan is logged for you.
Can shoppers be notified when a plant is back in stock?
Yes. If a plant is sold out, shoppers tap 'notify me' after scanning, and you can email them the moment it returns — turning a missed sale into a booked one.
Do customers need to download anything?
No. Any phone camera scans the QR code straight to the plant's care page, so there's nothing for the shopper to install.
How does this help me sell more plants?
It gives shoppers instant care confidence at the shelf, captures interest in sold-out lines, and shows you which plants are scanned most — so you can stock and merchandise around real demand.
Want this on your benches?
We'll set up a branded QR for every plant on your own domain, with the live scan dashboard shown above.