GMG Tropical Fruits, Inc

[GMG Tropical Fruits]

We sell a large variety of Tropical, Sub-Tropical, and Temperate Fruit Trees from our nursery in western Loxahatchee, and our convient vending location located 1.5 miles north of Okeechobee Rd on 441.
Our nursery hours are by appointment, so give Gary a call at (561) 602-0986 or come visit him Saturdays on 441 (SR 7) at our vending location.

gmg4fruit@yahoo.conm
gmgtropicalfruits.com

[mangomandan]

Hi Gary,  welcome to the forum.

Your web site is very nice.

If you get a chance, you may want to add the cultivars you feature to the web site.  From personal experience I can assure you that some good folks are so lazy that they won't attempt to contact you about their favorite variety of jackfruit or whatever unless they see it listed on your site.

[GMG Tropical Fruits]

Thanks, for the imput. Our website is in desperate need of attention. Hopefully something we can work on soon. There is so much we would like to add.

[gtw7983]

Hi Gary,
Do you ship your trees to CA? Thanks. Mike

[GMG Tropical Fruits]

No. I'm sorry, but we do not ship.

[ReneeFLL]

Hi Gary,  welcome to the forum.

Your web site is very nice.
If you get a chance, you may want to add the cultivars you feature to the web site.  From personal experience I can assure you that some good folks are so lazy that they won't attempt to contact you about their favorite variety of jackfruit or whatever unless they see it listed on your site.

I am one of those "lazy" people. Call it what you want, but I don't see it that way. If someone can't be bothered to list what they have, then why should I bother calling them? Often when I call I am put on hold, the person does not know (or they don't speak English    ) and they have to get the person who does know, they are out in the field, I have to leave a message and wait for a call back, etc. Why should I waste my time when I can easily go to a website that has them listed? Much quicker than making 10 calls and waiting to only find out they don't have what I am looking for. I can also see what else might be tempting while on that site.
I know they don't/can't list every fruit that they have when it comes to the really unusual or rare fruit, but the more common ones imo should be listed. They would probably get more sales if they did.

[GMG Tropical Fruits]

What we list on the web site is a list of possibilities. Keep in mind that availability can and often does vary from day to day...In a perfect world we would list our current inventory each morning, however since that is not an option at this time, we always recomend a phone call or email before coming out to make sure we have what you want. It is much more inconvienent for you to drive all the way out, only to find that what you want is out of stock.

[mangomandan]

Hi Gary,  welcome to the forum.

Your web site is very nice.
If you get a chance, you may want to add the cultivars you feature to the web site.  From personal experience I can assure you that some good folks are so lazy that they won't attempt to contact you about their favorite variety of jackfruit or whatever unless they see it listed on your site.

I am one of those "lazy" people. Call it what you want, but I don't see it that way. If someone can't be bothered to list what they have, then why should I bother calling them? Often when I call I am put on hold, the person does not know (or they don't speak English    ) and they have to get the person who does know, they are out in the field, I have to leave a message and wait for a call back, etc. Why should I waste my time when I can easily go to a website that has them listed? Much quicker than making 10 calls and waiting to only find out they don't have what I am looking for. I can also see what else might be tempting while on that site.
I know they don't/can't list every fruit that they have when it comes to the really unusual or rare fruit, but the more common ones imo should be listed. They would probably get more sales if they did.

I'm one of those people too, of course.  I wasn't actually denigrating you or me or anyone.    I figured it was a gentle way to encourage Gary to expand his web site.