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I have ~1000 native plants in pots that I've grown from seed. Any ideas on the best way to either sell them or get rid of them? Collaborations with organizations, etc.? (self.nativeplantgardening)
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All seeds harvested within 100 miles and in same ecoregion. I have a nursery license and have sold some (at cost) at a few yard sales, but am looking to sell more or do a plant giveaway before winter. Have been looking for examples of others doing this and haven't found much. Want to ensure people buying them/taking them actually plant them and have some education. Any ideas would be appreciated.

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[–] kurdunkaroo 1 points 1 year ago

The extras my fam would not take, I just planted them around my neighborhood. Of course this was just a few of them. There are tons of folks who like free stuff too. You could put them in a box at a local park saying they are free. Made a post on reddit about some extras I had and 10+ people were asking me for them