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Identify Nursery Products So Your Best Customers Keep Buying
by
Eric Davis
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This month I planted five peashrubs. These are large shrubs that make a bunch of small flowers and some edible peas.

The flowers aren’t the greatest.



The peas are supposed to be edible but pretty bad tasting.

So why plant them and why plant so many?

The benefits of the peashrubs are their fast growth, ability to be cut back heavily, and that they produce plant food (nitrogen compounds). This means they can be cut back and fed to other, more important plants.

In my case, the apple, pomegranate, and plum trees. The trees that are tasty and I want more of. By giving up some resources (space, water, $4 per shrub) I get a lot more in return.