Would You Like to Grow Plants for Profit?

If you enjoy growing plants, I have exciting news for you: You can make a good income – part-time or even full-time – growing plants for profit! It’s easy to turn your backyard or small acreage into cash. Our Grower’s Guides can show you how.

Each of these books covers all the basic information you need to get your new business up and running. You’ll find page after page of to-the-point directions on:

How to grow and market each crop.
How to decide on the best plants for you.
How to sell all you can grow!
How to make “value-added” products from your plants, to produce even more income.
How to get free professional help!
How to tap hundreds of hard-to-find wholesale sources for seeds and plants.
A resource section to help you find in-depth information, such as specialized newsletter and books, plus commercial growing supplies.

Who Should Start Growing Profitable Plants?

Growing plants is an ideal business for:

Mothers – who need to stay home with their kids.
Retired folks – who want to supplement their Social Security and pension.
Teenagers – who want extra money working part-time.
Rural folks – with larger yards or a few acres.
Anyone who loves to garden.

You can start your own spare-time plant business with very little money. Most can be started with just a few hundred dollars, and almost no financial risk. Growing plants is a simple business that anyone with a bit of common sense can do.

The first step is finding a crop that’s right for you – whether it’s flowers, mushrooms, herbs or landscaping plants. Frankly, the first step – finding the “growing opportunity” that’s right for you – can be a challenge. Here’s the help you need to find the perfect growing business for you. Just scroll down the list below, then click the link on a crop that interests you for more information about each crop.

Growing lavender for profit can be a great way to turn your love of herbs and gardening into a solid income from selling lavender plants and the value-added products you can make, such as dried lavender bundles, lavender buds, aromatherapy products, skin-care products, sachets and herbal pillows. Click here to learn more.

For those without space to garden, growing mushrooms for profit is a perfect way to produce a high income in a small indoor space. Exotic mushrooms, like oyster and shiitake, can be grown indoors without soil. Oyster mushrooms, for example, produce around 25 pounds per square foot of growing space in a year’s time. At the current price of $12 a pound, that’s $30,000 with of mushrooms from a 10′ x 10′ space! Click here to learn more.

Growing trees for profit is an ideal part-time or full-time business for anyone who enjoys being outdoors working with plants. Best of all, trees are not a seasonal crop like flowers or vegetables. If your flowers or harvested vegetables don’t sell, you don’t make anything. Instead, trees just keep on growing, so you can sell the larger trees next year for more money. Click here to learn more.

Bamboo is one of the most widely-used landscaping plants, which means there is a high demand from landscapers and homeowners for good, healthy bamboo plants. You can take advantage of this demand by growing container bamboo for profit, which can bring $25 to $50 per plant, and produce an income of as much as $60,000 in a quarter-acre backyard. Click here to learn more.

When a food goes from unknown to a hot food trend, there is money to be made. Unlike most other specialty food crops, microgreens are easy to grow, and can be ready to sell in just ten to twenty days. They can be grown indoors or outdoors, so microgreens are a perfect crop for urban farmers who may not have access to a patch of dirt. Because microgreens are expensive, selling for $20 to $30 a pound, growers can produce a solid income in a very small space compared to traditional farming. Click here to learn more.

Would you like to make $40,000 in your backyard nursery? Growing garlic for profit could make it happen. It’s the perfect way to cash in on the growing demand for gourmet garlic and garlic products. Click here to learn more.

Although it takes 6 years before the slow growing ginseng roots are ready to harvest for market, most growers sell seed and two-year rootlets to earn an income from their ginseng crop in the years before the harvest. At current ginseng prices, a half-acre ginseng patch could produce $100,000 worth of seeds, rootlets and mature roots over that 6-year period. Click here to learn more.

Sources for “starter” plants you can buy for 25 cents that can be re-sold in a year for $5—a 2,000% markup! How to get free plants using a simple propagation method that takes less than a minute. $50,000 yearly with just an acre of landscaping trees… Four “value-added” methods to turn $3 plants into $60 plants! Click here to learn more.

Woody ornamentals, also known as woody cuts, or simply “woodies,” are trees and shrubs whose branches are harvested and sold to florists and individuals for floral arrangements and craft products such as wreaths. Most woodies have colorful stems, like Red Twig dogwood, unusual stems like curly willow, or stems with attractive berries, buds or flowers. Unlike annual plants like flowers and vegetables, woodies can be harvested over and over again for many years. Woodies can also provide a year-round harvest income, as different species are ready to harvest during all four seasons. Click here to learn more.

Customers love the taste of heirloom tomatoes. That’s the reason they are willing to pay twice as much for heirlooms as regular hybrid tomatoes. And that’s why more and more smart growers are planting heirloom tomatoes in their gardens and greenhouses. It’s a winning combination for market growers – great tasting tomatoes and high profits. Click here to learn more.

What Our Grower’s Guides Cover:

Each of these books covers all the basic information you need to get your new business up and running. You’ll find page after page of to-the-point directions on:

How to grow and market each crop.
How to decide on the best plants for you.
How to sell all you can grow!
How to make “value-added” products from your plants, to produce even more income.
How to get free professional help!
How to tap hundreds of hard-to-find wholesale sources for seeds and plants.
A resource section to help you find in-depth information, such as specialized newsletter and books, plus commercial growing supplies.

Who Should Start Growing Profitable Plants?

Growing plants is an ideal business for:

Mothers – who need to stay home with their kids.
Retired folks – who want to supplement their Social Security and pension.
Teenagers – who want extra money working part-time.
Rural folks – with larger yards or a few acres.
Anyone who loves to garden.