They need to shift to fruit and food producing stock. Ornamentals will continue to decline, but the market for plantings able to feed the family will only increase - given that you have sound, reliable stock. Forget the multigraft ‘Wonder Fruit’ trees that produce every kind of popular apple and bananas, cherries and pomegranates besides. Just like seeds, fruiting stock is going to see greater pressure from good suppliers.
My $0.02.
The place looks like a ghost town....just like all the unfinished housing tracts.
Good grief, with the number of people trying veggie gardening, you’d think that this wouldn’t be a problem.
A good idea might be to emphasize growing an herb garden.
Herbs are so expensive in the store, and God only knows where they come from.
More herbs are cold hardy than a lot of people realize. I just looked into it myself and found that as least half of the spices I use for cooking are cold hardly, so I decided to order some plants and start a small section of the graden as an herb garden.
If I had known that you sold stuff through mail order, I would have ordered from you, but I put the order in some time ago so it’s kind of too late to give you the business now.
“Niklas, who had to file bankruptcy after losing almost half his sales when his primary retailer was bought out.”
This statement is a bit confusing to me. If his primary business, the retail, was sold, wouldn’t that lead to him losing sales that were associated with that side of his business?
Either way, Mr. Niklas, please call the Dave Ramsey show...
Awwwww! Do all the illegal gardners have to go back to Mexico now?