treegrower looking for connections

treegrower_2006

20 years ago

hello,Anyone in here got suggestions on how a small nursery grower could go about getting connected with buyers out of state? thanks

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laag
20 years ago
Yes, you could let them know what state you are in so that they know that they are out of state and could consider themselves as qualified leads.
gw:treegrower-2006
20 years ago
lol,guess your right. tennessee
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mylu
20 years ago
At the risk of breaking GW rules you can contact us for next season, sorry already purchased this years stock. We may be interested. We already have a good supplier so you will have competition.
gw:treegrower-2006
20 years ago
mylu, I tried to send you a email thru garden web but am unable to. Can you send me an email to mangrumfarms@blomand.net and i"ll email you back. Thanks
heptacodium
20 years ago
My best advice is to identify those states you wish to sell to and contact the nursery association of that state. Most states have associate memberships that typically cost 25 bucks or so and include a listing in the supplier handbook. Also visiting the various trade shows can create a wealth of networking opportunities that can develop into serious business relationships.