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Sudden Oak Death In Virginia

Sudden Oak Death In Virginia. Brian Booth Allison Cyrus Jen Bowry Mark Brill. What ramifications will Sudden Oak Death have on Virginia’s Ornamental Nursery Industry?. Wholesale Markets Riverbend Nursery, Saunders Brothers Nursery Retail Markets Home Depot, Wal-Mart, local garden centers.

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Sudden Oak Death In Virginia

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  1. Sudden Oak DeathIn Virginia Brian Booth Allison Cyrus Jen Bowry Mark Brill

  2. What ramifications will Sudden Oak Death have on Virginia’s Ornamental Nursery Industry?

  3. Wholesale Markets Riverbend Nursery, Saunders Brothers Nursery Retail Markets Home Depot, Wal-Mart, local garden centers Homeowners living in forested areas spreading the disease Players In The Game

  4. How would the Market be Effected • Wholesale growers would not be able to produce certain oaks and shrubs • Wholesalers and Retailers would lose income from reduced sales • There would be a decreased supply of certain oaks and shrub species • Demand for substitute trees and shrubs would increase

  5. Shock to Wholesale Market S1 S With the reduction of supply, the goods will cost more and the quantity received by the consumer will be less Consumer D S1 S Retailer D S1 S Wholesale D

  6. Who Loses? • Wholesalers and retailers would lose sales and would have to find alternate sources to compensate for lost income • Consumers would not have as many choices when they want to landscape

  7. So…….. Who wins? • Wholesalers could adjust their inventory to give more plant choices to retailers and consumers • Retailers could advertise and market alternative plants to consumers • Consumers would benefit through special sales and alternate choices from retailers

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