Palms around Tombstone AZ – Page 3 – Photo Gallery – PalmsNorth.com

DesertZone · 2009-03-04T22:22:17Z

I just got back from Yuma AZ. It was a lot of fun and ofcource there was many palms there. I wont bore anyone with pics of palms from Yuma becuase it is not much of a challenge to grow them in that area. I will however post a couple of pics of palms from the Tombstone area. This year we got to take a day trip across to the eastern part of the state. :D One of the first things I noticed in Tombstone was the abundance palms in the area. Tombstone is above the 4000 ft mark and has winter nights that can dip into the 20's and the teen's F. Sence my property is only 21 miles away as the crow flys, it gave me a good idea what I might be able to grow at my own place. I never had a chance to see my place and it about drove me up the wall. I was so close to my place and could not check it out. :x That's ok because I will be spending a week down there in July. :D Here is a couple of pics, there is more in my home page the album "palms of cochise county".[/img]

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Here is some cool stuff from Grand-Canyon-West

Barre cactus, looked like ferocactus wislizenii

Yucca Baccata, blue form

Agave utahensis v. kaibabensis

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 : 13/03/2009 9:21 am