Here are some more questions: Is there a sufficient market for these bulbs, both domestically and internationally? Would they be competing against others who already are well-established in growing and marketing these bulbs, i.e. the Dutch? Do they have sufficient resources to grow healthy bulbs? I don't know of any 'bullet-proof' bulbs, especially Amaryllidaceae, which are disease prone and need applications of very expensive pesticides (think bulb scale mites and stagonospora curtisii). Are the import/export regulations such that very small enterprises could deal with them? The downfall of most small businesses is that they don't address some of these questions, especially whether there is a market, and whether the market is already being supplied by businesses that are large, expert and well-established. Sorry to sound negative, but I have first-hand experience with this :-))) Diana Telos Rare Bulbs