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If, say, Real Seeds had a new variety of kale, I'd buy it as I trust that it will do what it says in the blurb.
If any of the usual mob had a new variety of kale I wouldn't touch it.
Pretty pictures of flowers don't tempt me at all. To me a Cosmos is a Cosmos, the colour doesn't matter as I don't have a colour themed garden or grow flowers to pick. Often the older, common varieties are more attractive to wildlife than the newer fancy ones. They're also cheaper.
I worry about the gimmicky names too - they seem to disguise a pre-existing variety.
If any of the usual mob had a new variety of kale I wouldn't touch it.
Pretty pictures of flowers don't tempt me at all. To me a Cosmos is a Cosmos, the colour doesn't matter as I don't have a colour themed garden or grow flowers to pick. Often the older, common varieties are more attractive to wildlife than the newer fancy ones. They're also cheaper.
I worry about the gimmicky names too - they seem to disguise a pre-existing variety.
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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