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Re: [SG] gardening as a profession/ & George

Hello George,
        I found it interesting the two approaches to the same question from
Carmel. Quite a bit like the rest of life, huh? One will always get all the
answers they can handle and all will be from the perspective of the giver.
All equally true. So. How does one choose from all the different "truths"?
Finally it ends up the one who asks must choose a path they are creating as
they travel. We all carry our own lantern and shovel as we walk. The rest
of it is you, I, others putting up signs to be read, ignored or
reinterpreted.


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> From: George Mannoe <nursery@IAW.ON.CA>
> To: shadegardens@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
> Subject: Re: [SG] gardening as a profession
> Date: Friday, September 11, 1998 10:54 PM
>
> So, thinking of going pro?
> My advice is join a landscape/nursery company or garden center for at
least
> a year and get the hang of it before jumping full fledge into it. And if
and
> when you do make sure of a couple of things;
> 1 Understand what overhead expenses are.
> 2 Make sure to have (acces to) enough money to live for a year without
income.
> 3 Question yourself if you are sure THIS IS what you want
> 4 Mastery of one aspect of horticulture is no garantee to a succesfull
business.
> 5 Dont be discouraged by naysayers
> 6 I ll gladly help you out with other questions, just email me in
private.
> george mannoe.
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