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How can QVC justify charging nearly £15 inc p&p for 3 annual geraniums which look like rooted cuttings in 3 inch pots and will need a lot of growing-on before they are ready to flower ? Geraniums root in water within a few days. Very difficult to keep over-winter.
They're not even double flowers, just singles which lose petals very quickly so they soon look a mess. Just because they're a named variety rather than the "common or garden" colours you get at the garden centres.
Shame on QVC if they are targeting (a) the novice gardener who trusts RJ's advice and QVC's buying power (b) gardeners who don't live within easy reach of a garden centre or who are not fully mobile and rely on mail order.
As for RJ, surely he knows what a complete rip-off most of the QVC plants are yet he flogs them with such gusto. If I were in his situation I would dis-associate myself from QVC.
They're not even double flowers, just singles which lose petals very quickly so they soon look a mess. Just because they're a named variety rather than the "common or garden" colours you get at the garden centres.
Shame on QVC if they are targeting (a) the novice gardener who trusts RJ's advice and QVC's buying power (b) gardeners who don't live within easy reach of a garden centre or who are not fully mobile and rely on mail order.
As for RJ, surely he knows what a complete rip-off most of the QVC plants are yet he flogs them with such gusto. If I were in his situation I would dis-associate myself from QVC.
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