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The term "Live Goods" refers to a broad category of horticultural products that are sold in a living state, as opposed to processed or cut products. These include a wide variety of plants that are grown, maintained, and sold to consumers, landscapers, and gardeners for both indoor and outdoor U.S.e. •\tFlowers: Includes annuals, perennials, and flowering shrubs that are U.S.ed for decorative purposes in gardens, landscapes, and indoor settings. •\tTrees/Bushes: Encompasses ornamental trees, fruit trees, and varioU.S. types of bU.S.hes and shrubs U.S.ed in landscaping. •\tVegetables/Herbs: Edible plants grown for consumption, including a wide range of vegetables and culinary herbs. •\tSucculents: Drought-resistant plants that store water in their leaves, stems, or roots, popular for both indoor and outdoor gardening. •\tBulbs: Includes plants grown from bulbs, such as tulips, daffodils, and lilies, which are often planted seasonally. •\tHouseplants: Indoor plants that are grown for decorative purposes and to improve indoor air quality, including ferns, palms, and philodendrons. •\tSeeds: The reproductive part of plants that can be sown to grow new plants, including seeds for flowers, vegetables, and herbs.
