Introducing My OpenSky Store

Posted on Apr 30 2010 - 3:54am by Mike Lieberman

I’m going to start selling organic gardening supplies through a company called OpenSky.

Why would I start a gardening supply store since most of the projects that I do are DIY projects? Yes, I make my own self-watering containers, hanging planters using soda bottles and even my own compost bin.

Not everyone is into making their own, and I’m cool with that. Lately people have been asking me about products and what I’d recommend. I haven’t had any recommendations because I haven’t used any products. This will enable me to be able to suggest products for those who aren’t down with building their own.

OpenSky is the backend service that powers my store and contain the products that I’m selling. They are handling the shipping, processing and sourcing of the products.

Don’t worry, I’m not going to start pimping product and turning the site into an infomercial. I’ll still do my DIY projects, but will also be able to offer an alternative for those who are seeking one.

I’ll be doing reviews, instructional how tos and give my honest thoughts on whatever the product may be.

Having this gardening supply store will help to add another dimension to the site and allow me to answer more of your questions.

Over the next few weeks, I’ll be opening up my store and adding products. If there are any products that you’ve been interested in, hit me up to let me know and I’ll see if I can get my hands on them.

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3 Comments so far. Feel free to join this conversation.

  1. Jamie April 30, 2010 at 2:23 pm -

    Or you could take orders for your DIY products and pimp those out. But they better have your money.

  2. Mike Lieberman April 30, 2010 at 3:06 pm -

    Hahahha. Can definitely do that too.

  3. Manure Tea Gardening February 6, 2011 at 9:37 pm -

    if you want to sell Moo Poo Tea on open sky let me know I think I am still listed as a Wholesaler there : ) Annie

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