It’s time for your customers to collect seeds off of their seed bearing plants if they haven’t already. For new, or unorganized, gardeners this can be a daunting task. Help them navigate the process and discover easy storage options for spring. Staying organized is half the battle and the below video provides simple solutions.

Set Calendar or Email Reminders

Send out calendar reminders or email reminders early in the season so customers can grab those seeds before the freeze sets in.  All they need is a simple reminder that its time, but offer them useful supplies while you’re already in their inbox. Sharing useful content like video tips, or storage products you offer in store adds value to your customers. Offering a free Q&A webinar on the topic is an easy solution inexperienced gardeners will appreciate.

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Showcase Useful Storage Options To Collect Seeds

While envelopes are quicks and easy solutions, they aren’t water resistant. This may not be an issue, but in the off chance of accidents, you want seeds to be left high and dry. Bead boxes, pill boxes and vials do the trick. Remind customers to label them with the plant name and date.

Optimize Your Labels For Customer Success

Provide customers with pre-printed labels they can peel off and use when the time comes to collect their seeds. This can either be attached to the plant container, or be picked up separately in store when fall arrives. Providing them with simple solutions like a blank label they can write on also helps should they be using plastic containers as storage.

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