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That’s right folks: our 2012 Green Methods catalog is now available for consumption. In fact, our catalog’s been mailed to our commercial and institutional customers at this time. This mean we’ve sent one to your business, university, theme park, etc. If this describes you, it’s either in your hands — as we’ve been told — or on its way. If you have business but never told us the name, or if you’re a home gardener, please look for your copy in March. We decided we’d wait a a couple of months so as to time it better and coincide with the launch of your season of need.

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Happy New Year, everyone. Let’s hope that 2012 is decent to us, not only in December (when it’s all allegedly supposed to end) but in every month up until then. We want it and we need it. As do many others if the news is giving it to us straight. Speaking of news, here’s ours:

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Due to the plight of honeybees the demand for bumblebees for greenhouse- and field-crop pollination has been consistently high for several years now. This high demand used to mean one had to order our four-hive “quad” bumblebee hives — for outdoors use — months in advance. This has changed, one only needs to allow a couple of weeks of lead time now. That said, to ensure you have your quad hives when you need them, we still recommend ordering your next year’s hives now. We don’t want to see people disappointed they can’t have their bees immediately, and you don’t want to lose out on any crop pollination when the time is right.

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It’s that time of year again: catalog preparation time. For us it’s time to think about next year. We know we want to keep pricing the same, as much as that’s possible, anyway. In other words we will avoid raising prices as much as our suppliers allow — if they raise prices then we must, too. We did get out of trouble this year, thankfully, and have so far, at the time of this writing, kept our heads above water. But the economy is still weak so we’re sensitive to the needs of our customers, just as we’re sensitive to our own needs. It’s a very delicate thing; a fine line; a balancing act.

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