I made over $1500 in 4 hours selling plants from my home driveway!! Here's how I did it. 

You have really given me hope for my desire for a business like this! Thank you & your family!

Retired, and now I know what I can spend my time on. Thank you for sharing

What an inspiring video .. great idea.. wonderful motivation ! A big Thankyou from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 😁

Excellent video..

My next door neighbor had bleeding hearts. They were fantastic!

Thank you for your efforts in making this video! I'm organizing my first sale and I like the simpleness of this.

Thank you for this video. It is tremendously helpful in preparing for my plant sale in a few months.

I’m so glad to have found your channel! Thank you!

I farm an acre and I have a small (1000 plant) nursery. The nursery makes more than the acre. Been slowly growing more flowers on the acre because the money from flowers is just obscene. Get that money people.

Wow, congratulations! That really paid off. And I imagine you all had a great time too. Keep up the great work!

Wow! You really know what you're doing! You've been doing this for a while!

Good work dude this is a great inspirational and informational video on the plants your families selling thank you .

I enjoyed this video! Congratulations on your successful plant sale!

I'm really happy for you!

Nicely done! that's a great sale!

Awesome video. Great idea.

Inspiring!!! Thankyou..🙂

Thank you

Sweeeeet plants and setup and video! Thanks

This is awesome!! I am looking to do this also! Thanks for sharing your experience with the plant sale!!

Splendid! I am planning vegetable seedlings and flowers for South Georgia.

Congratulations !

I need to buy a lot of plans for this season

Love the Hostas

Very inspired by you!

Wow, nice video. You are easy to watch and fun. You are like a sitcom :) I am inspired to do this myself. I am subscribed. Thank you!

I really like this idea. Congratulations on your growing. May i ask where to get the pots and supplies? Thanks

Great job

Great video!!!! Keep up the good work.

Awesome information. Thank you

Good going!!!

My mom really wanted a bleeding heart so I surprised her with one on Mother’s Day one year I went ALL OVER TOWN 😂!

Thanks man for the great information I will definitely do this with my thornless black berry bushes. A couple of questions how do you advertise and how much is a good asking price for the blackberry plants?

I have a few questions. I’m in Illinois. When can I start propagating the outdoor plants. And where do you keep them in the winter ? We have a harsh winter. What should my set up be? Also are all your plants able to be propagated or do you use seeds sometimes? Thanks! I’m doing houseplant propagation at home but would love to do outdoor plants too. I have lots of hostas. How do you propagate them and when? Do you have a propagation instruction video?

It's such a lovely idea, but in Florida one must obtain a nursery license, which requires a large piece of land (1 acre minimum), inspections, state tax licensing, proper zoning, and following fairly restrictive regulations. If you have a regular sized lot, chances are it's too small to get certified or licensed and it's likely that it isn't zoned for agricultural use, which means it may require a zoning waiver or variance. In Florida, zoning regulations vary by county and municipality so it’s essential to know the zoning laws in your location. Here are some key points to consider (as mentioned in the BCPAO - Agriculture snippet): Minimum Lot Size: Plant nurseries should be at least 1 acre, as mentioned in the BCPAO - Agriculture snippet (see below). Zoning Classification: Check your property’s zoning classification to ensure it allows for agricultural or nursery uses. If it doesn't then you will need a zoning waver (variance). Some common zoning classifications for agricultural or nursery uses in Florida include: Agricultural (A-1) zoning: This type of zoning allows for farming, ranching, and other agricultural activities; Agricultural/Residential (AR) zoning: This type of zoning allows for both agricultural and residential uses; Residential: This type of zoning does not allow agricultural use. Business Registrations or Certificates: Depending on the type of nursery operation, you will, at minimum, need to register your business and obtain a certificate to legally sell plants in the state of Florida, as mentioned in the Florida Agricultural Classification snippet. Nursery Registration: If you plan to sell plants, you’ll need to register your nursery with the state of Florida. Local Ordinances: Check with your local government for any specific ordinances or regulations regarding backyard nurseries in your area. While reading further, keep in mind that "zoning classification" and "zoning" are not necessarily the same thing in every county. And please believe me, if YT would let me leave a link instead, I would have. And here is the aforementioned BCPAO - Agriculture snippet (Brevard County Property Appraiser Office): "These guidelines, while specific, are still 'guidelines'. The granting or denying of all or part of a particular application for agricultural classification is a decision made after analyzing all relevant facts and circumstances of the property in accordance with §193.461, Florida Statutes, Rule 12D-5 of the Florida Administrative Code, and applicable case law and determining if Minimum Standards for Agricultural Classification for Commercial Farming have been met. Nurseries: *Nurseries should have a state agricultural certificate. Sales can be on a wholesale or retail level, but plants for sale must be grown on the premises. *An agricultural business plan (a formal statement of business goals, plans to reach them, and information about the organization) should be furnished with the application. *Only land areas actually used for the nursery and service area shall be classified. *Plant nurseries are recommended to be at least 1 acre. *Best Management Practices should be used. *A list of the type of plants grown in the nurseries must be submitted with the application. *Receipts from the sale of stock and expenses incurred from the agricultural operation will be required. This applies even if the property is leased. Types of Nurseries: *In Ground: ornamentals and woody ornamentals *Above Ground: in containers *Flower Farm: flowers only Licenses, permits, or agricultural certifications that are required by federal, state, or local governments should be submitted. Submission of IRS Schedule "F" will be requested from time to time as proof of an ongoing commercial agricultural operation. Determination of a bona fide agricultural use will be considered on a case by case basis. These guidelines, while specific, are still 'guidelines'. The granting or denying of all or part of a particular application for agricultural classification is a decision made after analyzing all relevant facts and circumstances of the property in accordance with §193.461, Florida Statutes, Rule 12D-5 of the Florida Administrative Code, and applicable case law. Any owner or applicant whose land is denied an agricultural classification by the Property Appraiser may appeal to the Value Adjustment Board."

Do you have vidios of how you first started, where you got your primary plants and how you propagate??

What a striking display of bleeding hearts! Those will attract a LOT of attention as you approach your selling area. Who could resist buying???

Hey man gnarly video! Imagine try to do this. What is the size of those pots? Thanks🤙

Thank you for this video, very informative. Do you have to have a green house to store the plants and do you use any type of food or fertilizer on sale at the nursery?

How long does it take for the bleeding heart plant to grow?

I have a avocado plant and want to sell it.

Hi Congratulations on your successful plant sale! I totally get easier to sell at $6 then $30 .....that sounds very inexpensive to me.....have you ever tried a higher number like $8 or $10? From what I gather you sell all varieties for the same price.....I would think an arborvitae would cost more then a hosta? What am I missing? Thank you for sharing 😊kim

Thank you for the videos. Where do you purchase your pots? I'm just starting some tree cuttings and will look to try a backyard nursery

thank you for great videos... but where to find wholesale containers

I've started a tiny backyard nursery for the last 2 years. (Just attempting my first sales this year) Can you recommend where to get inexpensive pots? The numbers you've mentioned seem cheap. The least expensive I've found is 0.50 for 1gal and quiet a bit more for larger pots.

I am Fathima currently living in abudhabi.i am interested plant selling .i don't know how to sell that .pls reply

I am very interested in edible plants only do you think that I could make good money just focusing on edibles?

Does a Backyard Nursery require a business license? Thanks for your great videos and information.

I read today that if I buy and propagate plants, it can be illegal to sell, due to something like copyrights????

Do you sell vegetable garden plants? Or just perennials? Also what zone are you in? Does that affect what I can propagate?

So since you sold all you had that weekend How long before the next sale? I guess what I'm asking is how many sales per year?

all of those plants here sell for $25-35 in the stores

How do you water that many plants?

Where are you located I live in Alabama and I àm interested in hostas and yellow belles and azaleas

What was your biggest seller?

What’s the best place to get info on licensing and what not. I am a little confused on where to get my questions answered . I just want to sell a couple milkweed plants on the side to my butterfly friends

Can I ask.. where do you get your pots that add up to about 30 cents with soil..? (Time stamp 3:35)

I’ve been getting into landscaping so I have over 100 plants free,cuttings, propagation etc I’m looking to get into selling some at the farmers market and learning more of this business… I’m curious if you could answer my question so this year I’ve gotten a lot of customers that don’t know anything about gardening but one plant most of them always seem to mention is the autumn joy sedum so couple weeks ago I bought a bunch of perennials from Lowe’s including sedums (3 for $10 type of deal) anyway my question is how well do the sedums do? Do they sell fast? T.i.a

how much do you charge for everything?

I like peony but I don't know how to plant

Where do you purchase your pots and soil in bulk?

Great Job! How are you advertising for your plant sale to get so many people to come? I've never tried a "plant sale" but I have some plants for sale on facebook marketplace, price is good but still only get a few inquiries a week and they are slow to sell. Not much buzz going on over here :(

Congratulations! Great sale- We’re the bleeding hearts ones you started earlier in the spring or from last year?

When you say two seasons, do you mean two years?

How do you advertise?

In what zone are you?

Where do you get your pots?

I am wondering if you need a business license. I can try this on a smaller scale...

Hi Where is your place

Where are you located?

Do you need a permit to sell plants?

How do you file taxes on this self employment gig ??

Hostas are edible.

do you want help

Hey you may want to blur out your phone number 😂🤣

I would love to learn how to do this and be successful.