
26-07-2007, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by worthingsally
We made small holly posies for the graves (raided from my friends trees) with garden foliage in and cones (also raided from roads) so cost was oasis and small posy tray, so charged £6 and sold out everyday in December, in the end had my twins making them at home they were only 8yrs old, but I think I taught them well. They seem to like minimal fresh wreaths, so we were mossed up by October and then they were all out on my lawn. Even the very large artificial ones sold out, they looked fantastic, the tacky ones with the pointsettias etc didn't sell very well, in the end we had a large 9ft tree in the window, and it was covered in posh flowers and baubles etc , bascially it was my stock room, everything was on the tree! customers were buying their decs from the tree, also I'm starting to spray twigs as that's what we ran out of Christmas week, as they look fantastic in bouquets.  I'm afraid I'm like a bit kid at Christmas time, can't wait
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why oasis and dish just make a small moss ball even cheaper we sold small ones with a moss ball base sprigs of wired holly and crappy plastic xmas roses for 2.99/4.99 this year we are putting them up to 3.99 to 5.99 then we also do holly grave arr in those plastic grave pots that slip in the hole in the ground just holly and spuce and few plastic roses 7.50 fresh flowers ones £10 just a few berries and spray cars in red sold tons of both around 400 wreaths (bought in fab ones 2.00 each) sold at 4.99 sold around 200 holly posies and 100 grave arrangements all pre-arranged in nov and early dec
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