Would you like to start a profitable herb growing business?
If you enjoy growing plants, I have exciting news for you. Did you know you can make a great part-time income growing herbs for profit? It's easy to turn your backyard garden into cash!
I'd like to show you how to start your own home-based herb business - one that can produce a good income every year - no matter what the economy is doing.
Growing herbs is an ideal business for stay-at-home moms, retired folks who want to supplement their social security and pension, and anyone who loves to garden.
You can start your own spare time herb business with very little money - just a few hundred dollars. Growing herbs is a simple, easy business that anyone with a bit of common sense can do.
During good times and bad, having your own business is one of the best ways to get ahead. Even if you now have a job, you should be developing a way to make extra income. Today, with so much "down-sizing" and "out-sourcing", it's a good bet that your job could be at risk sometime in the future. Growing herbs is a business that can provide you with a good income working just a few hours a week at home.
"You've done everything for the potential grower except weed the garden. I've wondered how to market, how to set prices, what to try. Your guide answered all my questions and makes me feel that with a little work, we can do anything!" Linda Lee....Texas
Herbs have been used in cooking, medicine and cosmetics for thousands of years. Now, herbs are being re-discovered, as people seek a healthier and more natural lifestyle. Herbs also provide a link to our past - a time when the pace was slower, things were simpler and almost everyone had a backyard herb garden.
Herb use has grown dramatically in recent years. Today, you'll find cooks using more fresh herbs. New medical research has show many herbs can be used as healthy alternatives to expensive drugs. Walk into almost any retail store, and you'll find herbs used in an amazing variety of products - soaps, candles, teas, medicines and bath oils.
It's important for new herb growers to find a "niche" that fits both their experience level, skills and the local market. Starting a backyard herb nursery can be a wonderful way for beginners to turn their love of gardening and plants into cash. It's one of the best ways to "bootstrap" a few hundred dollars into a good income. In Growing Herbs for Profit you'll learn how to grow and market the ten most popular culinary herbs and the ten most popular medicinal herbs, using potted plants as your special "niche."
The secret to making good money with a backyard herb garden is to specialize in high demand herbs that can be container grown to save space, time and water. Just one small backyard growing bed with 100 square feet of growing space will hold 400 potted herb plants with a retail value of over $2400. One grower, limited to a fifty foot wide backyard, was able to set up eight of these growing beds, earning over $20,000 in three months. In addition to selling potted herb plants, you'll learn about "value-added" herb products, such as herbal pet products, herbal windowsill gardens, and "dream pillows" to produce even more profits.
Growing Herbs for Profit is packed with solid, up-to-date information you can put to work right now. Here's what's covered in this guide:
- Top ten culinary herbs and top ten medicinal herbs to grow - chosen by herb industry experts.
- Best herbs for popular herbal teas.
- Growing tips to help you produce more herb plants with less work.
- How to build a low-cost mini-greenhouse to stretch your herb growing season and double herb production.
- "Secret formula" for herb growing supersoil blend.
- How to use plug trays to start hundreds of herb plants in a ten square foot space.
- Wholesale sources for seeds, herb seedlings and growing supplies.
- How to sell out every herb plant you produce.
- The four best places to sell your herbs.
- Double your profits with "value-added" herb products.
- The seven essential herbs for dog and cat owners.
- Herb growing resources - including free plans for a mini greenhouse.
"As a newcomer, I feel very fortunate I ran across your book. I have spent a small fortune trying to find the information you cover in just one guide. Keep up the good work." Francine Weston...California.
How much can I make growing herbs in my backyard?
Using our simple system of raised beds and potted herb plants to reduce wasted space, weeding, watering and maximize profits, a backyard grower could make $20-$24 per square foot of growing area. A typical backyard, allowing space for paths, could have 1500 square feet of growing area, which could produce a part-time income of $30,000 to $36,000 yearly.
With the help of our guide, you'll be on your way to a great income, year after successful year. There's nothing more satisfying than making money growing plants. Sure, like anything else, it takes work. There's no such thing as a "money tree." But if you love gardening, you'll enjoy every minute. It won't seem like work at all. And the raised growing bed system cuts the work to a minimum.
Your book is a helpful resource. I like both the positive attitude about starting a herb growing business and the easy to read and understand material. Would recommend it to others who are interested in growing herbs for profit. Sold $400 worth of potted herbs on the first day the Farmer's Market opened!" Jim Smith - Virginia
I know of no other business that's so interesting, healthful and offers such profit potential for a small investment. Order now, the cost of Growing Herbs for Profit is only $19.95, and it comes with a risk-free guarantee. You must agree that this guide is right for you. Otherwise, you'll get a full, prompt refund. You don't risk a penny. Just click on the order button to get started.
GROWING HERBS FOR PROFIT is a 40 page E-book, available for instant download to your computer. You can start enjoying the guide right now. If you prefer a printed, bound copy , send $24.95 (includes shipping) to: HeadStart Publishing, P.O. Box 464, Anacortes, WA 98221.
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