Winter Aconites are tough plants and can survive being buried by snow.
This sequence was filmed in my studio. The snow was taken from my garden and took all night to melt.
The flowers open once the snow has melted and the ’sun’ (my growlight) is switched on.
The view on Youtube:-
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It’s frustrating that once you’ve spent years producing a product that people might like to buy but Amazon run out of stock and then spend ages ordering more.
Running out of stock just before Christmas has happened to me for the past four years in a row. This is despite emails and phone calls. What is frustrating and unfair is that the competitors titles are always shown as in stock. This means that they either don’t sell and run out of stock or that Amazon look after the big publishers leaving the smaller publishers to suffer financially.
Not knowing if you’ll be listed as ‘in stock’ makes it difficult to plan an advertising campaign or stock control.
On the 13th December 2008, the Complete garden plant advice and pruning guide encyclopaedia CD-ROM was number 1 best selling position. Since it’s been ‘out of stock 1-2 months delivery’ our sales rank has not suprisingly fallen.
It might be a coincidence but I see that new garden software titles have been listed on Amazon and I wonder if my titles has been removed to allow the new titles to appear on page one without competition?
Without doubt I’ve lost sales and now question the integrity of Amazon. I’m not being given a fair opportunity to sell my Titles on Amazon and now left waiting and hoping that one day my Titles will be restocked.
Amazon Best selling garden software
I mention this as there might be other small independent publishers wanting to sell their titles on Amazon and from my bad experience with Distributors is, be warned, they don’t care as much about your work as you do. They look after the larger clients and their bonuses.
Here is a time lapse of a Broad bean showing hypogeal germination and root growth. Hypogeal ‘Hypogeal’ means ‘underground’. This is when the cotyledons of the germinating seed / bean remain below ground. salts in the soil. Roots and root hairs The main functions of root are: Absorption of water and nutrients, Fixation of the plant to […]
Posted by Neil Bromhall 
Posted by Neil Bromhall 
Posted by Neil Bromhall 
