u/TxdoHawk

As the title says, it's gardening season aka "10 bags of mulch and flowers you'll probably never find" season.

Some tips for the new folks:

- If you're going to actually take mulch/soil orders, keep plastic bags/trash bags in your car to put down.

- Get/use a pair of gloves for "disgusting work", not expensive and not something you're going to be upset with throwing away. Use these in the store when you're loading up the soil/mulch, putting them in your car, and delivering them. When you see how they look after a few of these orders, you'll understand why.

- Plants are usually a hard no for me unless the orders are spectacular. The chances of you finding the specific plant your customer wants, in the quantity they want, in a decent condition is basically 0. You're putting your shopper score at risk especially if the order has multiple flowers.

- If you ask staff about where a specific flower is, they'll look at you like you're on drugs, because they have no idea where any specific flower is. There's dozens if not hundreds of them scattered all around and new ones coming in every day as the season ramps up. You're gonna have to spend a significant amount time looking around. If you don't like the idea of that, refer to my previous point.