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Article: Nurseries expect slow recovery.
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- The Columbus Dispatch (Columbus, OH)
- Article date:
- April 10, 2007
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Byline: Monique Curet
Apr. 10--Nurseries are grappling with inventory damaged by the unseasonably cold weather. Low temperatures have damaged the appearance and viability of some plants, said Jerry Fultz, general manager of Acorn Farms, a 700-acre wholesale business in Galena. Consumers are less eager to buy plants that don't look good, and plants being shipped to retail locations likely will have a poor appearance for three to four weeks, Fultz said. "I don't think anything about this will be good," he said. "Clearly, something like this will have an effect," but what's hard to judge is how long the effect will last, said Pablo Jourdan, an Ohio State ...
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