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The Garden of Dorian Ouer - Encinitas, CA (Sept 21, 2019)

Pando

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Dypsisdean Grand Master

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Wow - Thanks Ando - you always supply tons of unique perspectives.

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As always Pando, just spectacular.

 

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realarch Grand Master

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Wow, what a beautiful garden. Not only is the planting spectacular, but so is infrastructure. Outstanding!

I'd also like to parrot the other comments above as well.

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Matt in OC Grand Master

Matt in OC

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Sploosh! Thanks, Pando. Well captured!

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Tracy S Proficient

Tracy S

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Beautiful garden. Great use of colors and textures. Thank you for the tour!

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Tracy

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So many palms, so little room

Kim Grand Master

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Bravo Pando! Thanks for sharing these juicy images!

 

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DoomsDave Grand Master

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Uncontrolable drooling going on here. As spectacular a palm garden as can be. 

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hbernstein Proficient

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From someone in Miami, it's tremendous!

How is it managed? It must take an enormous amount of labor to keep it weed-free and pretty. How large is the property?

Firepalm Proficient

Firepalm

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Great shots as always Pando of a world class garden.  Sorry I was out of town and had to miss seeing it again.  Can someone tell me the name of this plant with the pink/reddish leaves?

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DoomsDave Grand Master

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15 hours ago, Kim said:

Bravo Pando! Thanks for sharing these juicy images!

 

How about some of yours? You always took some great pics, too.

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1 hour ago, hbernstein said:

From someone in Miami, it's tremendous!

How is it managed? It must take an enormous amount of labor to keep it weed-free and pretty. How large is the property?

It's half an acre.

I've found that a lot of palms, like the Ouer Garden (and my own), keeps weeds down a lot. My place has a lot of palms, and relatively few weeds in the palmy parts. Canopy shades them out.

Let's keep our forum fun and friendly.

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Pip Grand Master

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Wow, that is one very inspirational garden

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Man I wish I could have made that meeting! 

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