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Twelve ways Danish garden centers enhance their consumer’s experience

Garden center retailers are always looking for ways to enhance their consumer's experience when shopping at their stores. After all, garden center retailers are not only in competition with those around them, but with other businesses where consumers are spending their discretionary income, like restaurants, coffee shops and movie theaters, to name a few. Therefore, Michigan State University Extension recommends plant retailers diversify their businesses and really aim to enhance their consumer’s experience. Where should your consumer go for a cappuccino or an ice cream and enjoy their shopping? Your garden center!

Recently, at the International Garden Center Congress in Denmark, Danish retailers showcased a few of their ways to enhance their consumer’s experience.

Click here to see their ways of enhancing their consumer’s experience at msue.anr.msu.edu.

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