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Sunny plantings

By Pip
January 20, 2017 in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Posted January 20, 2017

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Posted January 20, 2017

That little montage was from when I aquired my my Dypsis decaryi nearly one and a half years ago when my late Grandmothers estate was finalised. The decaryi did get a bit wind blown during transit but seems to be settled into the ground now. I recently aquired a Ravenea glauca and a Dypsis ambositrea (possibly Dypsis heteromorpha but most likely ambositrea). I thought about were I should plant them considering where my dogs and lawnmower like to run. I decided to expand the garden bed where the D. decaryi is and plant a few succulents I had in random places including a Nolina recurvata and Pachypodium lamerei. The thunderstorm last night made conditions perfect for planting out.