"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"Mel M Kelly" wrote in message
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We have a contest around here to see if Home Depot or Wal-Mart can get
the most ideots working with the plants. Plus they don't pay any
attention to what area plants should be sent to. You are better off
going to a good greenhouse in your area.

Here, they can't seem to hire anyone who notices that six-packs dry out in
about 23 on a warm day. The plants look like crap within 2 weeks of being
put on display.


23 MINUTES! (typo)

Here in Maryland the HD workers don't have time to worry about dried up
plants. It is a shame, they work those people like slaves.

"higgledy" wrote in message
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Here in Maryland the HD workers don't have time to worry about dried up
plants. It is a shame, they work those people like slaves.


There should an ASPCP - for prevention of cruelty to plants.

How true that is.

Its really shameful how they force their employees to work in chains.

If it wasn't for the occasional rain, the plants would never get watered.


"higgledy" wrote in message
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Here in Maryland the HD workers don't have time to worry about dried up
plants. It is a shame, they work those people like slaves.