http://www.anarchyinthegarden.com/?p=702 Keeping It Punk By Growing Your Own Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:35:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.anarchyinthegarden.com/?p=702&cpage=1#comment-463 Melisser Thu, 12 Nov 2009 09:53:18 +0000 http://www.anarchyinthegarden.com/?p=702#comment-463 Sorry to hear it was boring! Sorry to hear it was boring!

]]> http://www.anarchyinthegarden.com/?p=702&cpage=1#comment-461 Carly Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:23:13 +0000 http://www.anarchyinthegarden.com/?p=702#comment-461 I will say that in college I once spent a weekend working a booth at a home and garden expo and it was a frightfully terrible experience. I snagged the job via Craigslist, I was paid per contact information and encouraged to use the snakiest practices to get my quota of signatures. I was also requested by the booth owners to not provide information about the products to visitors. So, perhaps it was more the company and less the actual pleebs making the experience so distasteful... I will say that in college I once spent a weekend working a booth at a home and garden expo and it was a frightfully terrible experience. I snagged the job via Craigslist, I was paid per contact information and encouraged to use the snakiest practices to get my quota of signatures. I was also requested by the booth owners to not provide information about the products to visitors. So, perhaps it was more the company and less the actual pleebs making the experience so distasteful…

]]> http://www.anarchyinthegarden.com/?p=702&cpage=1#comment-459 Scott Sat, 07 Nov 2009 02:36:49 +0000 http://www.anarchyinthegarden.com/?p=702#comment-459 Hey if you don't want the SUPERthrive sample I'll take it. From what I hear they have a near 100% success rate when using their product on tree transplants. A few years back they moved an oak tree (to widen a road) that was probably a few hundred years old (bigger than your yard) and I thought there's NO WAY that tree is going to live through the move. But they used SUPERthrive and it made it. Hey if you don’t want the SUPERthrive sample I’ll take it. From what I hear they have a near 100% success rate when using their product on tree transplants. A few years back they moved an oak tree (to widen a road) that was probably a few hundred years old (bigger than your yard) and I thought there’s NO WAY that tree is going to live through the move. But they used SUPERthrive and it made it.

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