Selling transplants

Alpinejs · April 30, 2013

I sell about 15 varieties of heirlooms on a couple of tables along side a semi-rural road.
I charge $3.50 each or 6 for 18.00. They are in the 4" square black pots and I write the
name on the pot with white pencil. I need two major improvements for next year. I will need
about 2000 seedlings and a way to transport 50% more plants in my pickup truck. Also, a
business card with each purchase instead of cards available on the table. I get lots of calls
from folks wanting more seedlings due to the biz cards. My biz cards say "Thaddeus Quincy
Tomato, PhD, professor of tomatology, Heirloom University."

April 30, 2013	#20
Alpinejs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Alpine, Calif. in winter. Sandpoint Lake, Ont. Canada summers Posts: 850	I sell about 15 varieties of heirlooms on a couple of tables along side a semi-rural road. I charge $3.50 each or 6 for 18.00. They are in the 4" square black pots and I write the name on the pot with white pencil. I need two major improvements for next year. I will need about 2000 seedlings and a way to transport 50% more plants in my pickup truck. Also, a business card with each purchase instead of cards available on the table. I get lots of calls from folks wanting more seedlings due to the biz cards. My biz cards say "Thaddeus Quincy Tomato, PhD, professor of tomatology, Heirloom University."