Public image is really closely tied to the economic success of our industry. We sell plants to the public, and if they are critical of a certain kind of plant.... To pick on ash again, nobody is planting them. Municipalities have stopped completely. The diversity in the landscape is going down and down because people hear things and they see things and they don't want it any more.
The image is being hurt, but there are also production challenges. We can't grow certain plants or things that are being targeted as invasive plants; again, we have to cut it out of our production. Not that I should complain about that, because if it's invasive we shouldn't be growing it, but it is a challenge.