HOW MUCH Do Wholesale Plants Cost, HOW MUCH Are They Worth, And HOW MUCH MONEY Can I Make? 

Definitely honest and transparent view of the business if you want to get into it. Thank you for giving us this piece of knowledge so we can make knowledgeable decisions... thank you!

Can't believe how established it's looking there now 🌱

I love how your nursery is growing! The buy-ins are really making a difference. Steady growth!

Very nice video always new things to learn from you

Thanks for sharing

Im excited for the North Alabama Hydrangea Bonanza!

Great video as always.

Beautiful set up. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for being so open about every single thing we would ask you. I have learned so much from you.

Thanks for the inspiration with all of your videos. Great information presented as usual.

Thank you! I look forward to your videos! The nursery looks really good!

Great video! Love those margins on plants you didn’t have to start from nothing and as you mentioned, there will be some free cuttings too! Going to be a great spring!

👍keep finding division plants for your $$$. Great to have that variety and whole plants. Keep your eyes open and continued learning. Great job. Maybe one year pumpkins and hay and corn stalks will be a great addition. Any local farms close for those items?🎃🍁

Great content. This Minnesota senior loves your energy. I wish you well!

Great video. I built in ten acres looking to do something with it! Love this channel

Very nice, i really enjoyed the video

I used to know you when you were a little back yard gardener. Wow! Great job.

Wow $3 for 1 gallon wholesale is a fantastic price! I have been paying $5 or more wholesale.

I love nandinas! They have green folage all year and beautiful berries, I decorate with them at Christmas, only outside though. Love your nursery!

Interesting as usual :) I was thinking I'd just propagate everything but you're making me realize it might be a couple years before I could get going with sales. Plus you need a large enough starter inventory to propagate from. Hostas for example, start with one plant year1. Get 3 divisions Year2. Get 9 divisions Year3. So it's exponential but only one division per year is pretty slow. For people who have never had any business background, the "profit" also will be net of operating expenses and overhead. Such as your 200 mile trip, soil, pots, water, infrastructure. I just googled and there are several "garden center" software packages out there. Maybe you could get one of them to sponsor you ? :)

My first frost date is Nov 4th. I have hoops and frost cloth, plus a garage where plants semi survived last year... And I'm sad to see the season end lol

Thank you for such informative videos ❤. Your video explaining plant patents was one of my favorite. Curious... Do nurseries have "gentleman's agreements" as to which varieties they will propagate within a region?

Never would have thought of using shade cloth to protect the plants in the trailer. I've used tarps and they shred and the plants get windburned. I am thinking the holes on the shade cloth allow a little air through . That would keep the cloth from shredding. I was moving trees to my new homestead so there was lots of room for wind to get under the tarp. Plants no taller than the edge of the trailer definitely helped it looked like. I was amazed when you took the cloth off and the plants looked perfect!

It’s the “Fast Food” approach! Ready to sell.

I'm in the same basket as you a good wholesale nursery is a little over two hour drive they're a good one I found some closer but they're really not a wholesale they say they are 50 cent's or up to $2 off on a plant to me is high for wholesale prices. I'll keep my fingers crossed that you have good luck with all plants

Great information. Of course, you are not factoring in the labor involved in keeping them growing, water, fertilizer, etc. But if you love what you're doing, it's not work 😉

Wow I can't believe how cheap you can buy and sell those plants for. Up here in Alberta, Canada a #1 pot wholesales for around $8-10 and retails for $16-20. #2 shrubs wholesale for $18-22 and retails around $35-40. Big box stores sell them for less of course but most big box stores up here don't stock plants that will overwinter in our zone!

Can you please give us an estimate of costs for repotting? Thanks so much for the content...very helpful!

oooooo! oak leaf hydranga!

Where can wholesale plants be purchased? I’ve googled searched and local nurseries come up. How do I get Proven Winners shipped to me? Or something similar.

Had my no plant person help me stack plants in the rear bed of truck I kept saying you have to put them behind the cab so they don’t get wind blown 😂 Look at me like I had three heads. OK still don’t get it. Lol.

When do u pot them up? Now or in spring? Im potting up now.

I appreciate the videos. I'm just starting my nursery in lower Alabama (LA). Do you have a whole sale nursery you recommend? Also do you recommend a resale tax number for Alabama? Thank you

Can you please tell your precious wife that me and my husband who she and your daughter met on the Abrams Falls trail hiked Mt. LeConte. Tell her I am the girl who hiked in high heels and she’ll know. 😁

Hi! I’m interested in starting a small nursery in the yard of my home. I want to start by reselling plants from wholesalers first. To try it out. However I don’t know how to map my way to starting. All I know is I need my nursery license. Can you please help? Do you offer mentorship’s?

don't forget your fuel and travel time.divide it by your total plants and add it to your total

What town are you in i lived in al for over 30 years in blount co big town of snead

Did you have to take a course and test to get your nursery license?

Are the prices you paid year end close out prices or are they your wholesalers regular prices?

How do you keep your plants from bug damage?

This is not a good information about how much a person can make money in this or any other business. Here in the estates the term "make money" is deceiving because it shows the gross amount of sales or total income it doesn't shows any expenses like water, taxes, rents, herbicides, fertilizers, tarps, gas for travel, not salaries, not equipment, electricity, pots, etc. And then damaged and dead plants that didn't make it. Yes, some on them are fixed expenses some of them are not. In another countries the term "make money" is literally what you get in your pocket as real profit meaning after you have paid everything else. So with way of talking business people get confused thinking that you spend let's say $40 in something you sell it for $120 and those $80 are yours to keep. Nothing further from the truth and that's how people get bankrupt because when you sell your something and start spending in yourself those $80 very soon you will be begging for loans and with no working capital at all. I suggest you to do the math, have already figured out those fixed costs for every plant and those variable costs too and then to give the example. That would it be more realistic and truthful. Keep the good work!

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