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propagating for $$$

Posted by backyardfarmener los angeles (My Page) on
Thu, Mar 31, 11 at 12:30

i work for a non profit thats interested in fundraising through selling plants at the summer county fairs and shows. We will be growing under fluorescent T5 lighting. Whats the best way to go for plant selection? We have about 1000 sq ft available?


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RE: propagating for $$$

Someone here may give you an answer (although a good answer is going to be somewhat complex), but the question is probably better suited for the Professional Gardener Forum. This kind of thing is discussed frequently there. You might also do a search for similar threads there.

I guess whacky weed is out of the question? LOL

Here is a link that might be useful: The Professional Gardener Forum


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RE: propagating for $$$

If it is blooming, they will buy it. You will need to do the research with the sale dates in mind, and will your plants be in bloom at that time. The nursery that has their poinsettias come into bloom after New Years will not generally find a market. Al


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