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Re: Brooding about relationships in the industry
"First bias- I never write about a plant that I haven't seen in situ or grown
myself no matter how glowing the press release and testimonials."
Amen, Andrew! I am reminded of the year when Flower Carpet roses came out - I would read the press releases about what a diesese-free rose
this was, then go into the garden center and unload a truck filled with Flower Carpet roses that arrived fully infected with blackspot.
Am I influenced by a prompt response from a source? Absolutely. I am even more influenced when someone allows me to try the plant/product so
that I can speak and write from experience, and the greater the experience the more likely I am to report it. When Simply Beautiful sends me six of
each plant to try, I can place those plants in a garden setting, and take photos that are way more impressive than a shot of one plant in a pot. Am I
more likely to use those photos for my articles/presentations/website? Sure. Generosity breeds generosity.
C.L.
C.L. Fornari
www.gardenlady.com
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