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Stock Plants and Growing in Containers
Stock plants, rooted cuttings, cuttings, that’s my business.
Up against the donkey fence, I have planted several stock plants to take cuttings from. They are my gold mine. I have Anabelle Hydrangea and Gold Flame Spirea among many others. The Gold Flame Spirea is just a phenomenal plant. It is easy to propagate and it sells like crazy. You can grow it in a bed or in containers.
Annabelle Hydrangea
Container area with thousands of plants
You can see the difference in profit between growing several hundred plants in a bed or a thousand plants in containers in basically the same amount of space. Like I said, it is easier to sell 10 plants at $5.97 than one at $39.00 or more.
Of all the plants I have, I am running very low on Gold Mound Spirea. The members in the Backyard Growers Business Center sold out of every Gold Mound Spirea plant and I couldn’t buy any more. Good for them!
Watch this movie me and Duston made explaining the math of growing plants.
Source: http://mikesbackyardnursery.com/2015/08/stock-plants-and-growing-in-containers/
