PS- Crispy indoor junipers are still the #1 complaint on the
diagnosis sheets people send me, but "sulky Serissas" have been
edged out of 2nd place by "Harry and David Grape Bonsai".


Ain't marketing wonderful? Now you know what those 25,000,000
MBAs who graduated last year are doing.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - VEGETARIAN:
An Indian word meaning "lousy hunter." (Borrowed from a sig by
fellow listowner, Scott Peterson)

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Ohmigod!
My sister-in-law (recent MBA) works for Harry and David!
This could be one of those 5 degrees of separation things! She's been
around my tree's and me since she was little. Then again, I don't think
grape makes a very good bonsai, so maybe she didn't input on that idea. ;-)
Regards,
Shelly Hurd Central CA - Sunset Zone 8-USDA Zone 9



Nina wrote:
PS- Crispy indoor junipers are still the #1 complaint on the
diagnosis sheets people send me, but "sulky Serissas" have been
edged out of 2nd place by "Harry and David Grape Bonsai".

Jim replied:
Ain't marketing wonderful? Now you know what those 25,000,000
MBAs who graduated last year are doing.