on โ30-05-2016 10:14 AM
I basically charge the same for my plants than at markets. I think I should carefully increase my prices. Would you do that incrementally or at once? I, for example charged $5.50 for and alpine strawberry plant a similar item was sold (and it was actually sold!!) for more than $24 plus postage.
Some of my plants are not available on ebay so I look what other nurseries are charging. However, there is a difference between them - and it is NOT the case that the more expensive ones make no business (they are well established however, but I personally had very poor exp[eriences with them - don't tell the name here).
So difficult question - how to find a fair price?
on โ30-05-2016 03:42 PM
on โ31-05-2016 05:53 PM
Thanks, some of the stuff I sell you don't find at Bunnings. Some you do. Some plants no one else sells. Maybe I should make more difference between them?
on โ31-05-2016 06:13 PM
If no one else sells what you sell then price them at what you want for them.
I used to have a plant nursery and what we bought at wholesale we would add 80% for retail sale.
Bunnings plants used to be only indoor but now they have finally expanded and have let natural light onto the plants
thus having a bigger range of plants.
If you can/could sell them from your home that's the way I would go.
Have some of those flag signs up in your front yard letting poeple know what you're selling.
on โ31-05-2016 07:09 PM