NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwire-November 15, 2011)-home page
Power and manual equipment Category accounted for 51% of the overall market, with outdoor garden and lawncare supplies landscaping services to the rest. Packaged facts survey data also show that the home center chain (includes Lowe’s and Home Depot) account for 55% of the sale of lawn and garden equipment and supplies, although the section had slipped over the past few years as a discount chains and mass merchandisers pull and lack of economic recession alert consumers seeking products that are cheap.
Closely related to housing and employment trends, grass and garden markets has been limited by the great recession and drag on the economy of prolonged as other dampening factors including the high price of energy and climate concerns.
Some of these challenges also represent an opportunity, however, according to the facts of the packed Publisher David Sprinkle. For example, while a gardener “green” may be off at conventional dial page and purchase the garden products starting from gas-powered machines and fertilizers, synthetic insecticides they also created a demand for a new generation of sustainable products and services to support the organic gardening and home food gardening. Ever important aging Boomer segment also holds promise, including professional care services page.
Lawn and garden products and services in the United States argues that if the market to continue its healthy growth, must develop new and sustainability-oriented sales proposition independent housing expansion. Instead, market players unloaded to catering for the pond reduced homeowners who are facing hard times and an increasingly unpredic weather and seasonal patterns. “Green” grass and garden, culminating in “edible” page, so that it represents both the biggest challenge to the status quo in the industry and the most attractive opportunities.