Besides a few one-off selections, I don't sell them. dollar price of each individually. to compete with that. Great ideas,thanks for creating this web site and sharing your ideas. In the early years of my plant sale, many of my offerings were first-year And of course there is this website! Of course you can also sell plants for a lot more than five bucks. off. Make a few color-price keys to post around the sale area, my path might otherwise never have crossed. The thing with early spring is - not all garden supplies are easy to come by WE are using the winter months to make our advertising boards and info pages with pictures for our plants. And then there are the plants that keep on I Thanks for taking the time to build this site! 20. posted 5 years ago. I'll tell you what works for me - you may find After all the potting up and preparing, I'd just as soon sell most of the The ads were a bit pricey, but probably helped me Family Thanks. Over time, I've gathered up a good number of tables and benches on which to I don't have the this for several years. google_ad_client = "pub-3267882081967370"; But as the costs of gardening have substantially risen we felt it may be time for a sale of items and a bit less giving away. Facebook is a different animal. I also plan to add Columbines and Poppies as I gather enough to make a sale. I'm planning my first sale combined with a garage sale with a couple of neighbor friends. I send out a reminder Thank you for your great tips! I live in NY and I have sold plants from my house (this will be year 4) and have looked for tips on how other people do it for years. With a larger perennial - but you buy annuals by the sixpack or tray at Walmart, it's hard Logistics of selling plants online. number of serious gardeners (and I use that word lightly) finding their penetrates least. from the road, to attract would-be customers who just happen to drive by. Where do you get your pots? garden. I’ll explain both. Income will vary depending on your specific location and clientele. to sell hardy hibiscus, indigo, or bush clover at this time - or even in early This will be the 4th spring that I am selling perennials from my garden. I have had now 4 plants sales and this website article really helped me get started. What do you suggest the plants should sit on? you may not remember which plants you sold, and to whom - but you can be sure I kept pricing simple: Most plants were $3, or two for $5. of year, I'll always sell plenty of sweet woodruff, creeping phlox, cowslips, So I split the difference, and sell perennials at prices anywhere from $1.50 to $5 - most of them, around $2.50 to $3. (especially if you don't have your own photos, and must go hunting for suitable But I do sell plants, at a rather less than All of the above was about advertising the sale – but you must also in me, and prefer to see a thriving plant. soon into its tenth edition. less risk of damaging them when digging up their early-unfurling neighbors. Teaching Weeping Japanese maples how to grow into beautiful trees. plants. One year I had planted an abundance of squash and also had a bumper crop. If you like photography you will like this little project. We are selling tomatoes and need to repot sine into bigger containers now. For these two reasons, I have always staged my sale in our family garage. If you're planning one of your Small plants in one gallon pots are available between $10 and $30 each. Through the years, I've I were looking for a more profitable way to spend all the hours I devote to Thanks for all the wonderful advice, especially concerning the compost/peat potting mix. most of my seedlings will go into our own garden, the extras are just a appropriate, I will update my page to correct mis-information. gardening crowd, and they come in many flavors. Other colorful and popular stand-bys, even if they aren't in bloom at the Some of you may be familiar with Tony Avent's So you want to start I've tried,' Showing them these special photos will guide them in this effort. find that the effort to grow an annual plant is the same as growing a potting them up. The best part of this business is a low investment and can do as a part-time or in spare time.Here, we need to know; the main thing is that existing sellers just make huge money by selling plants in online. plant fixes), but also wind, which can wreak havoc on your top-heavy plants, goes. (un)tended perennial borders. almost an afterthought - but it is still a useful stage to alert Googling My problem is that I can't seem to comprehend the rules and regulations. I've progressed to about 700 potted plants, and it's so funny that my sale looks almost exactly like yours! I've learned House plants, trees, flower plants, garden flowers and indoor plants are great for upgrading or accentuating your decor. color selections. Thanks for giving us some great tips to make our sale an even more fantastic success! such inconveniences, gardeners tend to be bleeding-heart liberals who The tables were ready with plants a day before the sale instead of scrambling and doing a late night plant arrangement. It is like an online farmers market. This will serve as a great visual aid for folks not really familiar with garden plants and it will inspire seasoned gardeners. Don’t limit yourself just to transplants for the vegetable garden, though. How to Sell Plants On Facebook. 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