Set in the popular gardening niche, the Online Gardener Ltd has set its sights on the global market.

Kaeo entrepreneur/Internet Marketers Sai and Rachael Fuimaono say 'the Online Gardener was designed specifically around todays issues such as rising unemployment, increasing food costs, access to nutritional food sources, and reducing our global footprint. Our system will see the gardener out in the community planting vegetable patches for others right in their own backyards.

But like any other business, our Gardeners will charge a very reasonable fee.

The Online Gardener Ltd has simply gone ahead and done all the heavy lifting and devised strategies ahead of time to ensure the gardeners success. For example we supply a comprehensive marketing e-book, and our members may also have access to a myriad of gardening information, pre-written advertising, video tutorials, even a generic business proposal should our gardeners seek an investor to help buy tools etc. Our Gardeners will also be provided their own profile page, so that they can actively promote their business immediately. They will not need to be computer genius's.

We have kept our website very simple to avoid confusion.

We are in a recession and require cost effective solutions. Therefor joining the Online Gardener Ltd will only cost $97 (for the marketing e-book) and $19.95 per month for their membership to their website.

Our requirements are that our gardeners know how to plant vegetables, have Internet access, tools and transport.

Sai and Rachael wish to thank fellow locals for their support and guidance. The feedback we have received has been most positive. Especially from local Mayor Wayne Brown, who provided his endorsement:

As Mayor of the Far North District, I fully support the resourcefulness of the Online Gardener Team, which will not only create employment opportunities but also ensure that NZ families have access to fresh produce at a lesser cost. This idea is a simple well overdue program and the concept will instill in families the importance of being self sufficient; it will also have an added benefit of increased confidence and price. I fully support this initiative and congratulate the team on their innovativeness and ambition. I wish them every success.

Wayne Brown Mayor,
Far North District Council

The Online Gardener will go across to America and Canada in the upcoming weeks, and already have tremendous support overseas.

We want our system to change lives for the better. We want to encourage a revolution in gardening, and help Kiwi's get back to basics.

ENDS