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Jastins Garden, Troy & Dooms Dave PRA number six !

Tassie_Troy1971

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After being Veleezed to i the max Dooms Dave and i boarded the Cadillac of DooM tm and made our way down the FWY to Jastin ( my Bismarckias can take 130f ) place in Oceanside .

1.25 min of video footage aboard the Cadillac of DooM tm as we cruised the 24 lane wide El Toro interchange

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After landing at Jastin's we were very impressed by the great range of establishing palms .

The famous cooked Bismarckia !

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Lovely Rhopalostylis sapida !

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Rhopalostylis Chatham islands

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Dypsis decipiens

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Old Beach ,Hobart
Tasmania ,Australia. 42 " south
Cool Maritime climate

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Sorry This one is Rhopy Chatham islands

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Parajubaea

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Despite Jastin Saying his soil was not good to work with , Dooms concluded that it was river silt and full of crunchy goodness and minerals .

Hammer turned up (pictured ) and palmofire for a few hours of live palmtalk !

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Jastin's place is an inspiration for any young person that want to create an exotic palm garden and his hard work is showing through !

Cheers Troy

Old Beach ,Hobart
Tasmania ,Australia. 42 " south
Cool Maritime climate

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LJG Grand Master

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Still can't believe you packed in those long drives to San Diego from LA and back with many stops inbetween.

Justin, you have a great start to your garden.

Len

Vista, CA (Zone 10a)

Shadowridge Area

"Show me your garden and I shall tell you what you are."

-- Alfred Austin

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After being Veleezed to i the max Dooms Dave and i boarded the Cadillac of DooM tm and made our way down the FWY to Jastin ( my Bismarckias can take 130f ) place in Oceanside .

The famous cooked Bismarckia !

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Not 130F, it got cooked to 190F.

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So what's the deal Troy? I've been waiting for those photos from Darold's garden in San Francisco. What? Darold wasn't wearing red tennis shoes? I guess Norcal was probably pretty underwelming after all those amazing Southern California palm gardens.

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Still can't believe you packed in those long drives to San Diego from LA and back with many stops inbetween.

Justin, you have a great start to your garden.

Mr. Spinal Column believes!

And, Jastin's place is great. Hope I'm right about river bottom silt.

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Oh, yeah, that El Toro "Y" is an impressive intersection, even when you travel it regularly. Troy caught me on the infamous "511" system, which we use to try to forecast the mess that lay ahead. That turned out not to be too bad that day, a Sunday, if I recall.

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Jastin your garden is looking great. I can't wait to see it after another few years. In the few years I've been seeing it thing are really on the move!

"it's not dead it's sleeping"

Santee ca, zone10a/9b

18 miles from the ocean

avg. winter 68/40.avg summer 88/64.records 113/25

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I can't help but notice all the stylish shoes in this thread.

We can certainly agree on stylish footgear, if nothing else . . .

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Axel

"So what's the deal Troy? I've been waiting for those photos from
Darold's garden in San Francisco. What? Darold wasn't wearing red tennis
shoes? I guess Norcal was probably pretty underwelming after all those
amazing Southern California palm gardens. "

Whoa there hoss ! :greenthumb: i am going to cover every palm garden in Chronological order after the pictures have been sorted and subsequently uploaded to photobucket for big picture enjoyment . I will definitely be putting up the Bay area gardens as i find them very interesting due to the similar climate etc . Having visited your place i can certainly say that you have a unique microclimate and i reckon that one or two of those bizzys will do really well like Jim's in Los Altos .

Besides i have been very busy and time poor lately :bemused: !

Troy

Old Beach ,Hobart
Tasmania ,Australia. 42 " south
Cool Maritime climate

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Axel

"So what's the deal Troy? I've been waiting for those photos from

Darold's garden in San Francisco. What? Darold wasn't wearing red tennis

shoes? I guess Norcal was probably pretty underwelming after all those

amazing Southern California palm gardens. "

Whoa there hoss ! :greenthumb: i am going to cover every palm garden in Chronological order after the pictures have been sorted and subsequently uploaded to photobucket for big picture enjoyment . I will definitely be putting up the Bay area gardens as i find them very interesting due to the similar climate etc . Having visited your place i can certainly say that you have a unique microclimate and i reckon that one or two of those bizzys will do really well like Jim's in Los Altos .

Besides i have been very busy and time poor lately :bemused: !

Troy

Pant pant pant -- post when you can Troy!

licky licky -- the sooner the better!

URCK!

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