The discerning consumer continues to search for the instant garden within their 'Outdoor Room'. The solutions to this are increasingly found in container gardening. This facet of the plant sector is very much in vogue.
Patio pots and garden planters plus containers for use in courtyard gardens, backyards and even added to larger landscape areas are providing the ideal mix for today’s garden consumer and their busy life style.
Festival Burgundy cordyline with lemon tree in container
Dramatic plant display
Just selling plants is no longer enough to appeal to today’s consumer and the retail plant industry needs to identify consumer preferences and respond innovatively. With the 'Outdoor Room' now an important extension of the house, Tesselaar Plants recognise the importance of catering for the consumer who needs to decorate this space.
Why wouldn’t the consumer want a dramatic container plant display? Minimum maintenance is all that's required. Selling mixed containers has not previously been a major market focus, but it is in 2019. The Containerology collection from Tesselaar Plants showcases some impressive combinations well suited for that dramatic visual impact.
Tropicanna canna, zinnia, creeping Jenny in pot
Great visual impact
The mix / suitability and cross promotion of plants in containers is a challenge for the industry but there are some exciting plants like Tropicanna that provide the necessary thrill. The inclusion of exotic / appealing plants like this (great visual impact combined with low maintenance) make plants like Tropicanna a staple solution for today’s consumer in the market.
For more information:
Anthony Tesselaar International Pty Ltd
327 Monbulk Road,
SILVAN, Victoria 3795, Australia
T: +61 3 9737 9568
F: +61 3 9737 9899
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