Selling Plants for Profit: What you NEED TO KNOW!

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[anitabedard]

Hey Jill🙂..speaking on the bootstrap 2.5 inch containers..as well as reusing...you could encourage customers at your plant sale to return them the following year for a discount. Those that arent gonna use them..can return them..which will cut down your costs..as well as encouraging greener growing 🙂 the best of both worlds 😁

[kittiew]

Congratulations Jill getting your organic certification. People don't realize how difficult it is to obtain that certification, kudos to you on all your doing on the farm.

[samanthahoos]

Thank you! Lots of good information. I gave away free plants last year asking just for feedback or to help others enjoy indoor and outdoor gardening. This year I over started seeds again, but don’t plan to make a profit. I prefer to give extras away for free as a gesture of kindness. My husband would love to see me make a profit, but we agreed jumping through hoops in our area for permits and dealing with customers would be too much stress. God’s provided for us so we hope to help others instead. 😊

[jessn]

I wish I lived closer!! What an added bonus… to get the Bootstrap Farmer container with some amazing plants! I love everything you stand for!

[robmcculloch]

Nice to see a farmer using real marketing to their own benefit. Too many people jump on board of ideas without doing the studies. Like you said, a simple shopping day can teach a lot.

[MissJens]

I started selling plant starts a few years ago outside of my house because I live on a main road. It’s a good seasonal side hustle. This year for labels I’m using tongue depressor popsicle sticks and I laser engraved them because I found that sharpie can bleed and become unreadable. I too make up laminated descriptions of each variety and I also will post the information for each variety on my website for my customers to reference. I actually learned a lot about this from a video you made a few years ago. Thanks for the help and encouragement.

[bridgetrichardson]

Praying you guys are safe after the bad weather

[faithevrlasting]

To me, in times we are living in, its a calling, a mission. There is such need right now for people to learn gardening and eat healthily. We grow a ton, have a yard sale, and put out a donation box. Its not a business.

[christinecrowley]

My local grocery store is selling tomatoe plants for 1.56ea, on clearance before the local farmers market even opens. Clearance plants want to grow too.

[Simplyreiki-msri]

Welcome to the CNG community. We are Hometown micro greens in NJ

[cathykillion]

Thank you for so much information. Love your family

[annekeweide]

Thanks for this great video!
The best way to label plants for me is to have photos and descriptions like you do as well and put a number on it. And then you only need to put the number on the labels or pots. You will gain a lot of time doing this!

[KathyW]

Just picked your latest video to say I'm thinking and praying about you, your family and all those in the oncoming Arkansas storms that look like they're headed your way. We want to hear from you here after it's over, even if it's just a 30 second video to say everyone and everything is ok. Oh, well, on second thought Jill, I don't think you could only talk for 30 seconds on anything.😀

[msbrenda]

Hello, Jill. I have been starting my plants at home from seed totally for the last few years even though I have been gardening since I was a kid. I just started watching your videos this year and have been intrigued with all you have done. Thank you for allowing us into your world including animal births, beautiful family, and very helpful hints. Your ability to share this information is phenomenal. This video is no different. My husband tells me every year that I grow too many plants and I may think about selling some extra plants next year after I have a good plan… I guess I will continue to donate and give to local schools and friends and family this year. Keep these videos coming. You and your efforts are remarkable!

[JB-kswh]

So happy for you Jill. Selling books, seeds, plants for the encouragement 😊 God is so good 💜😁📚👍🙏

[dirtroaddestiny]

I wish I could sell plants for profit. I live In a farm community and we all grow our own food so we mostly just trade plants but one day I’d love to branch out. Mostly just a dream though. Nice video Blessings ❤

[helenreid]

Hey Jill. I see there are storms near you . I hope you are all ok.

[lesliesmith]

I like lots of verity. I would probably buy more of flowers especially if they were new to me and / or had lots of color options

[nicoler]

I love that you want to inspire people. You have certainly inspired me many times and I know you've inspired others as well!

[iartistdotme]

Once again - you provided so much information that I NEEDED! Thank you.