Gulfstream,Florida

[bubba]

Gulfsteam is a beautiful,small Town on A-1-A.It is hard to see much as many of the Houses are found off rabbit trails through the Australian Pines.The Florida legislature passed a special exemption for the Town's Australian Pines,allowing their continued existence along the roadway:

And here we go:

It is a quiet place without as many palms as I would like but a few:

[bubba]

A line of Royals:

Some more Thrinax:

More Australians:

[bubba]

A little Gumbo-Limbo:

More Australians:

[bubba]

And even some Coconuts at the Course:

Donald Ross 1928:

This shot is down the 18th fairway,which is beside the Ocean:

[bubba]

And throw in a house for grins:

[paulgila]

i really like those thrinax when they get some clear trunk.

[SubTropicRay]

Gotta love those Gumbo Linbos. I need some for my Pine Island property. Where can I find a 3 or 5 gallon plant?

[Tassie_Troy1971]

The Australian Pine Casuarina equisetifolia is part of the local vegetation right where i live . If i walk 500m to the forshore they are growing also on the hill above me . They are not as invasive as in Florida . !

[sur4z]

Gotta love those Gumbo Linbos. I need some for my Pine Island property. Where can I find a 3 or 5 gallon plant?

Just find one by the side of the road, break off a branch then stick in a pail of water and it will root.

[www.dadluvsu.com]

Gotta love those Gumbo Linbos. I need some for my Pine Island property. Where can I find a 3 or 5 gallon plant?

Just find one by the side of the road, break off a branch then stick in a pail of water and it will root.

I prefer them grown from seed (not that anyone asked! ). Those grown from cutting tend to grow straight branches and trunks whereas those grown from seed tend to get a bit funkier in their growth habits.

[Kris]

Dear Bubba

Nice coverage,and the roads are very nice...piety i could not see lots of CIDP there !

Thanks & Love,

Kris