1. QR display
A small card in the plant department. Track scans and orders by store code.
Grocery plant departments
Add weird, delightful plants without adding inventory risk.
Start with a QR display instead of wholesale inventory. Shoppers scan, order from Bog & Bloom, and the store earns a referral payout or credit if the pilot works.
Partner options
Four low-risk ways to test demand.
2. Seasonal tray
A small wholesale tray only after demand and care support are proven.
3. Pop-up day
An in-store education table for local discovery, email capture, and trust.
4. Digital frame
A browser-based slideshow for a counter screen, tablet, or digital photo frame.
Store manager pitch
Simple enough for a busy department.
The store should not have to learn carnivorous plant care or risk fragile inventory for the first test.
- Bog & Bloom provides QR card artwork and source tracking.
- Customers order directly from Bog & Bloom.
- Care guides and support are handled by Bog & Bloom.
- The store receives a monthly performance summary.
- If it works, discuss trays, events, and seasonal promotions.