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Here are the pics Joe sent me of the palm transplant. I have to say that's a nice sized palm. 😀
Enjoy 😀
Regards,
Jay
Posted : 25/02/2006 2:35 am
Nice pics Joe!
I wish something like that would live in yard 😀 maybe if we keep growing our plants we will come up with a super hardy hybrid.
Shoshone Idaho weather
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Here's to all the global warming pushers, may your winters be -30 below and four feet of snow in your driveway. Because I want you happy.
-Aaron-
Posted : 25/02/2006 10:32 am
The gal in the pic. with me is a good friend of mine, and the palm is now planted in her already amazing exotic garden. Lynn is an amazing sculpture and landscaper. All the exotic plants we removed from the pub went to her garden. She has many palms flourishing there and she will be the one who will relandscape the pub with all sorts of exotica. She definately has an eye for it, and many of the subtropical gardens she has created on our rock sure show it. Cheers, Joe
Growing palms and other exotic plants here in the Southern Gulf Islands.
Posted : 25/02/2006 12:10 pm
You will have to show us her lanscaping job when she is finished 🙂
Shoshone Idaho weather
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Here's to all the global warming pushers, may your winters be -30 below and four feet of snow in your driveway. Because I want you happy.
-Aaron-
Posted : 25/02/2006 3:06 pm
When Lynn finishes the Pub landscape I will definately take some pics. The pub is right on the ocean in one of the mildest locations on SSI. Joe
Growing palms and other exotic plants here in the Southern Gulf Islands.
Posted : 25/02/2006 3:13 pm
That is one healthy looking Trachy. Well worth the effort to transplant it.
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Posted : 25/02/2006 3:47 pm
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Here's a couple more pics. 😀
Regards,
Jay
Posted : 26/02/2006 11:30 pm
Jay, Those two big clumps of Pampass Grass were so heavy that we even had the excavator ajust them in the new planting hole, because we couldn't budge them by hand. Cheers, Joe
Growing palms and other exotic plants here in the Southern Gulf Islands.
Posted : 27/02/2006 12:25 am
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Yeah, They look really heavy. Are those Yucca Recurvs on the back of the truck?
Regards,
Jay
Posted : 27/02/2006 12:42 am
That is a pretty sweet Trachy. I wish I could have one that size right now! Maybe someday... one of my friends sent me some seed and they are starting to grow, so someday...
Who wouldn't want free pie and chips?
Posted : 27/02/2006 3:01 am
Jay, It is just an old clump of Filimentosa. It was very heavy too. Cheers, Joe
Growing palms and other exotic plants here in the Southern Gulf Islands.
Posted : 27/02/2006 5:54 pm
