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Some random garden photos.

Brian

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As I walk around my yard I thought I’d shoot and upload a few photos. It’s getting late here so I’ll have to be quick.

 

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A few more…

 

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Some more….

 

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And finally….

Thanks for looking.

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Is that in Michoacan?

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13 minutes ago, idontknowhatnametuse said:

Is that in Michoacan?

Yes,

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Some nice palms there. And a lot of years growing. What is your climate? 

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25 minutes ago, happypalms said:

Some nice palms there. And a lot of years growing. What is your climate? 

Thanks. Its a tropical climate with an 8 month dry season. High heat and humidity prevent me from growing some of the palms I would like to grow. 

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Absolutely stunning! Tropical indeed. Harry

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7 hours ago, Brian said:

Thanks. Its a tropical climate with an 8 month dry season. High heat and humidity prevent me from growing some of the palms I would like to grow. 

Well you’re doing pretty good with what you’re growing there. You must have irrigation for sure if your climate is as dry as you say?

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5 hours ago, happypalms said:

Well you’re doing pretty good with what you’re growing there. You must have irrigation for sure if your climate is as dry as you say?

Yes it’s irrigated with a drip system and the grass by hand with a hose.

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Everything is beautiful. Nice balance of palmate and pinnate.

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