Saturday, February 24. 2007
Letters to the Editors
The LA Times prints letters:
It got cold all over California last month. The letter was short and so I printed the whole of it, which may overstep my "fair use" so if Kurt or anyone at the LA Times wants to complain, I'm all ears.
THANKS for the thorough and depressing story ["Nursery Stock Cut by Freeze," Jan. 25], about our recent freeze and its effects on growers.
I was beating myself up for the losses in my own garden, but if professionals suffered too it makes me feel a little better. So now I will forget about my lost orchid and jacaranda trees. It's cactus, sand and sculptures for me. The searing desert summers and frigid winters are too discouraging, no matter how keen I am on a unique garden.
KURT SIPOLSKI
Palm Desert
I was beating myself up for the losses in my own garden, but if professionals suffered too it makes me feel a little better. So now I will forget about my lost orchid and jacaranda trees. It's cactus, sand and sculptures for me. The searing desert summers and frigid winters are too discouraging, no matter how keen I am on a unique garden.
KURT SIPOLSKI
Palm Desert
It got cold all over California last month. The letter was short and so I printed the whole of it, which may overstep my "fair use" so if Kurt or anyone at the LA Times wants to complain, I'm all ears.
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