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Selling bouquets to grocery stores

Posted by all_bout_flowers nc or (My Page) on
Mon, Mar 5, 07 at 10:39

I have a couple questions does anyone sell to small local grocery stores? How do you price your bouquets, are you required to have a certain insurance? Do you maintain your display? How do you display your bouquets?


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RE: Selling bouquets to grocery stores

I have never sold to stores, but there is a book out called Flowers for Sale: Growing and Marketing Cut Flowers by Lee Sturdivant that covers this subject. I have a copy and it has been most helpful in growing flowers and also looking into opportunities should the occasion arise. It might be available at your library or local bookstore. Amazon sells it, too.


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RE: Another source

Almost forgot another one I had read: The Flower Farmer which has had great reviews, and also available at Amazon.

Here is a link that might be useful: Amazon


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RE: Selling bouquets to grocery stores

I never sold to a grocery store. Found it easier to take all my flowers to a wholesaler. They love fresh cut home grown flowers. They wanted same variety bundled in 10's without stems being cleaned of leaves. This was much easier for me than running around to various flower shops.


 
 

 

 


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