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Re: [GWL]: The decline of garden writing
So it sounds like what you and Jeff are saying is that nobody reads garden
stuff because it's "old news." I disagree. Just because veteran garden
writers have written about it a thousand times before doesn't mean it's "old
news" to new gardeners. Many people never go beyond the casual gardener
level and wouldn't be at all interested in plant pathology and such, not
there isn't a large number of serious gardeners who would find such topics
fascinating. I still think the answer to the declining market for gardening
literature is to mount a campaign to educate editors and publishers about
the numbers and buying power of gardeners.
Linda Nitchman
Freelance Garden Writer
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