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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovran

Lovran has a mild climate, protected by the Ucka mountains. Trachycarpus fortunei has became naturalized in the surrounding hills.

Pictures is from summer 2011. Hope you will enjoy.

T. fortuneis and one C. humilis (dog is mine)


Washingtonia filifera

W. filibusta


Bougainvillea and Y. aloifolia




W. robusta and 'Lovranpalm'


small T. campestris

cycas

T. wagnerianus


Old T. fortunei











young S. palmetto

dasylirion




P. canariensis


P. canariensis and Washingtonia


S. minor


cerifera


agave







Cordyline

B. edulis


B. edulis and B. armata



Brahea armata



Washingtonia





Sabal minor








M. basjoo




Araucaria






Parajubaea torallyi


Agava stricta




Caryota (potted)


Trithrinax acanthocoma




B. odorata



Butia, I'm not shore is a hybrid or paraguayensis


B. yatay


Me with big B. odorata

WOW, great garden! That must a perfect climate to grow all those plants.

great plants, fantastic pictures. thanks for sharing

Tavi

The diversity is incredible.
Naturalized trachies are wonderful.

Really like the trunk-cleaned Washies and the blue palms.
Think I saw a Mimosa (silk tree) too.

What a palm paradise!
Everything looks so healthy.

After seeing those great photos, I may quit this hobby here

Barb

Wonderful garden, what zone is that?

What are the pink flowers, are they bougainvillea?

Beautiful, I've been to Trieste and Ljubljana, loved it

DesertZone wrote:Wonderful garden, what zone is that?

What are the pink flowers, are they bougainvillea?

Zone 9a garden wit really good micro-climate. Yes, pink flowers are Bougainvillea.