Looking for a greenhouse or a nursery in Austin, TX area?
I'd like to find a greenhouse or nursery that I can take some PERINEAL a landscaping project that has received greater that nature. I have been to all the great "Garden Centers" in my area but I am looking for rare, exotic plants, abundant and cheap market that does not cost me a fortune. Any advice? Thank you.
I suggest talking with people at Zilker Botanical Garden in Austin. They are VERY knowleges. I have not been there for years, but I usually visit a lot when my grandmother lived in Austin, and I always loved it, especially the Japanese garden!
Southern Landscape and Gardens, Inc. 2009 Austin, TX
I have worked in food service for a very long time. my best friend worked in this restaurant for 5 years now, and she found me work there over a year earlier. among other things, she and I are InCharge the restaurant business. things in this job are becoming a bit ridiculous and my friend and I thought maybe we could start up our own catering service. We are both 22 years old. Together we have almost 20 Grand saved. What are the chances of this working for us? What would we do? Is this a good idea? Another idea i was starting my own business lawn care. Uncle of my boyfriend's going to put in landscaping in the spring and said he could help me start my own business. Is this a good idea? Any advice is appreciated!
Good for you, to save money to start the activity, instead of a massive debt to do so, and to work in industry for some time if you have a clue about it. I just wanted to give you a word of warning, however, on starting a business with a friend. In most cases, people do not end as friends. If you decide to do so, you must have everything in writing, which will be in charge, what tasks each, which gets what percentage of profits, how the company will run, etc. etc. Never go only on verbal agreements, a wing and a prayer, because you end up hating each other and your business goes down in flames. This could be a better idea for either of you to be the owner and the other to be a contractor or employee. Perhaps the one with the most money to invest should be the sole owner. Then another person can walk if they want without dissolving the company. If this does not seem fair, because the other has already put so much thought and effort into it, be sure to pay very well. With the idea of landscaping work to him for just a moment before you decide if you want to spend. Good luck!
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