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COLLECTI0N: HOW TO MAKE MONEY SELLING CHRISTMAS TREES article & 375 SEEDS in 5 varieties.
COLLECTI0N: HOW TO MAKE MONEY SELLING CHRISTMAS TREES article & 375 SEEDS in 5 varieties.
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CHRISTMAS TREE BUSINESS
In this pack you get a detailed leaflet telling you how to
germinate and grow the trees, how to care for them, and
how to sell them.
Ever wanted to invest in something that will really really bring the money in? Every Christmas thousands of pounds are made in selling Christmas trees. Conifers are easy to grow from seed and for a minimal amount of investment you could make thousands of pounds. They don't need much tending and grow quite rapidly.
You get 100 seeds of each of the following:-
100 Abies Nobilis, - a blue favourite christmas tree.
100 Picea Abies. Lovely shaped popular tree
and 100 of Picea Pungens Glauco. Colorado Blue Spruce.
50 Pseudotsuga Menzisi - Douglas Fir.
25 Abies Nordmaniana - the prime and most expensive christmas tree ever.
Does last a long time and doesn't shed needles
375 seeds plus, altogether.
For a price of now reduced price of £10.99 with all the instructions.
in separate packs this would cost about £18.00
You could have 400 trees,
These grow foot a year or more.
Each year they increase in value, So a tree which started out costing you nearly 2p would be worth at least £2.00 in a year.
In five years at full maturity considering the Abies Nordmaniana can fetch up to £80 each, £8000! or if you sold smaller in the first year, in pots,
( people do like a growing tree nowadays) at just £10.00 each £1000 worth. How about that for interest?
The longer you wait the more money you get. You wouldnt get any return for £10.00 in a bank in even 10 years! Perhaps £1.00 at the current rate of interest.
Remember, all you have to do is sow them and leave them. Then sell them in a market at Christmas for a vast fortune.
and all for just £10.99!!
Please note that all returns must be sent the next day after receiving the seeds as under the Perishable Goods Act, seeds can perish unless kept in the right conditions.
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