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I can tell you that from a growers stand point I have a higher value for what I create than most of my central California collecters. A person who only values a tree at $8.00 will have little desire to keep that tree alive. I will make one more point, if something does not belong to you why do you think that you can set the value of that material? If you want something badly enough, pay the price and go home happy. If you can't pay the price, go home happy. This is the last thing that I am going to say. If you see some material priced at $100.00 and you think that it is too expensive, go home and grow me 10 plants of equal stature and structure and then tell me if that material was over priced.

Glenn

4-Dec-2002	#6
ripsgreentree bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Sep-2001 Location: Fresno, CA Country: U.S.A USDA Zone: 9 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,260	Value I can tell you that from a growers stand point I have a higher value for what I create than most of my central California collecters. A person who only values a tree at $8.00 will have little desire to keep that tree alive. I will make one more point, if something does not belong to you why do you think that you can set the value of that material? If you want something badly enough, pay the price and go home happy. If you can't pay the price, go home happy. This is the last thing that I am going to say. If you see some material priced at $100.00 and you think that it is too expensive, go home and grow me 10 plants of equal stature and structure and then tell me if that material was over priced. Glenn __________________ ripsgreentree It requires an open hand to give and to recieve.