ConceptSocial MediaPlant shop

Fernhouse Plant Studio

A month of social content for an indoor-plant shop: a 3x3 grid plan, caption drafts, and a content calendar.

Concept project created to show our approach; not a client engagement. The brand, and everything in it, is fictional.

The brief

Fernhouse is a fictional indoor-plant shop with a small delivery service. The brief: a consistent grid that mixes care tips, new arrivals, and behind-the-scenes posts, with a calendar a two-person team can keep up with.

What we made

  • A nine-post grid plan built from reusable templates
  • Caption drafts for every post
  • A four-week content calendar

Approach

  1. Three content pillars: plant care, new arrivals, and behind the counter.
  2. A repeating grid rhythm, so the profile looks planned rather than random.
  3. Captions that answer a question customers actually ask in the shop.
  4. Three posts a week, so the plan survives a busy month.

Deliverables

  • 9 post designs
  • Caption copy
  • 4-week content calendar
  • Template set

Grid plan

Nine posts, three pillars, one rhythm.

Care tips, new arrivals, and behind-the-counter posts repeat in a steady pattern, so the profile reads as planned. Post designs are concepts; nothing has been published.

Four-week content calendar

WeekDayPillarFormatPost
Week 1MonCare tipCarouselYellow leaves? Check the water first.
Week 1WedNew inSingle imageCalathea, now in store
Week 1FriBehind the counterReelMonday is repotting day
Week 2MonCare tipCarouselBright, indirect light, explained
Week 2WedNew inSingle imageTerracotta pots, three sizes
Week 2FriBehind the counterReelPacking a delivery
Week 3MonCare tipCarouselPlants for darker rooms
Week 3WedNew inSingle imageHanging planters are back
Week 3FriIn the shopPost and storySaturday plant clinic
Week 4MonCare tipReelWatering: little and often, or soak and dry?
Week 4WedNew inCarouselStaff picks for beginners
Week 4FriBehind the counterReelA week in the shop in 30 seconds

About concept projects

Concept projects are self-initiated. We create a fictional brand and brief, then do the work as we would for a client, so you can judge our approach before you hire us. The businesses, people, listings, and reviews in them are invented, and they carry no client results.

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