Wholesale Tree Sales Rep - Texas

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gpacDallas (TX)

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products Nursery and Tree Production

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About the role

Wholesale/Commercial Sales Rep A leading nursery in the horticulture industry is looking for a wholesale/commercial sales rep selling Palm, Fruit Trees, and various other trees. This company is ready to hire, and the candidate must live in Texas (no relocation necessary).

Key responsibilities include:

Selling Palm, Fruit Trees, and various other trees wholesale and commercially
Securing B2B orders by building and maintaining relationships with landscape contractors, garden centers, developers and acting as a technical advisor on tree varieties
Growing a territory and managing existing customers
Educating and answering questions regarding tree health, transplanting, and feeding recommendations
Processing sales through the company's POS/inventory system
Coordinating with shipping teams to ensure timely deliveries
Qualifications for consideration:
A strong understanding of tree/plant identification growing zones
A bachelor's degree or equivalent in horticulture or a related field 3+ years of wholesale nursery sales experience
Full knowledge of both bare root and potted trees
Ability to work independently and alongside a sales team
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Physical stamina to work long hours during the busy season
Must be willing to travel and cover a large territory
Able to provide professional references
Must currently reside in Texas and have a valid U.S. driver's license

Please submit a resume for consideration. Only those qualified applicants with a provided resume will be contacted. If you would like to learn more about Ag opportunities, contact Cade Larson with GPAC at cade.larson@gogpac.com.

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