Re: CAT - Free plants
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- Subject: Re: CAT - Free plants
- From: "* C* <j*@hotmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1998 16:00:17 PDT
From: "Jan Clark" <janclarx@hotmail.com>
> Having said all that, I
>confess to unconscionable delight in finding that "X" has included
>several extras that add up to $$$$, and , as in the case of Stockton
>Gardens, the extras are almost always very new introductions. So I sit
between common sense and being piggy, I guess. Arnold
Same here. Opening an order, wondering wether the rz's you ordered are
all there, if they are nice and plump with babies, and if there are a
few freebies, is much like scratching a scratch lotto ticket.
As I accumulate more rz's I get less enthusiastic about extras. Most of
the extras are good increasers that few have ordered, probably because
they are good increasers and get shared around. These will soon take up
too much space in my garden. Occasionally there will be a much coveted
new release.
Someone mentioned recently that the best way to decrease the demand for
a particular cv is to reduce the price. I'm sure the growers know what
they are doing and are taking into account the psychology of the buyer.
Over here it is the big, well established companies giving out freebies,
and they don't seem to be going broke!
Jan Clark, Australia
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