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rudbeckias-pricing

18 years ago

If I were to sell my chocolate orange rudbeckias or my Prairie Sun's in $5 growers bunches how many would I put in each bunch? And wish I had a camera to show you all my chocolate orange but alas, mine is non functional again. It's a great camera..when it works.

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bfff_tx
18 years ago
Liza - I'm selling to florists, a bunch of 10 Prairie Sun's for $5.50 and Cherokee Sunset $6.50. Hope this info's helpful.
Cheers
Kim - BFFF
Noni Morrison
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks Kim! So 3 or 5 in a mixed bouquet for $5 would be appropriate too. How much more would retail be? Anyone?
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flowers4u
18 years ago
Are those single stems or sprays with multiple flowers?
Just curious!
Wendy

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