Huamu Grand World

Covering a total area of 1,500 acres, Huamu Grand World includes a 500-acre trading market and a 1,000-acre production base. It integrates various functions such as the production and trade of flowers, plants, and potted plants, information exchange, technical training, scientific and technological development, garden construction, supporting services, and tourism. With over 1,000 planting and trading stalls, it is the largest comprehensive flower and plant trading market in Jiangsu Province and even East China, ranking among the top in scale nationwide. It is a highlight project, scenic spot project, and key project of the government's agricultural restructuring initiative. With a well-defined positioning, rational planning, zoned layout, and integrated management, the market operates on a super-large scale with intensive business practices. Located beside National Highway 204, it benefits from convenient transportation and logistics. The site features a nearly 10,000-square-meter oversized parking lot with smooth access and no restricted traffic zones. The market holds construction qualification certificates, and clients entering the market may enjoy reduced or waived service fees if they require usage. With an annual advertising budget of one million yuan, it builds a first-class market brand. The roads within the area are wide and well-connected, ensuring equal opportunities — every household has parking space, and every stall enjoys a prime location. Utilities such as water, electricity, telephone, cable TV, and internet services are provided directly to each booth, while marketing and technical training are offered to individuals. Electronic smart anti-theft monitoring, a dedicated security team patrolling day and night, and 24-hour comprehensive safety measures ensure worry-free production and business operations for stall owners. The market also enjoys various policy benefits from the municipal government, with multiple functional departments providing on-site services. Wholesale and retail of flowers, plants, and related goods are conducted freely, and commercial services for daily needs such as food, clothing, housing, and transportation are readily available.