greetings from deep deep south texas
 

hi!
living in rio grande valley near south padre island and brownsville gives us the tropical look. we have palms, mango, citrus, avocado,banana and lots of flowering tropicals like plumeria. i love having interesting and unusual plants (and varieties) and that extends to all the above. i work with fused glass and love the tools that come along with that, too.
ciao,
linn http://www.bananas.org/images/smilies/bananas/08.gif
p.s. i put this little guy in because he looks like he's giving a "hook 'em horns" and i'm a texas-ex...i'm sure that's prob. not the 'nana's intention, but that's my story and i'm sticking to it.
linn

Re: greetings from deep deep south texas
 

Hello, Welcome & Happy Growing.. :v)

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Welcome aboard ,
pull up a chair and have some fun learning.

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thanks to one and all for the greetings! will be talking with y'all again soon and looking forward to it! adios for now,
linn

Re: greetings from deep deep south texas
 

Welcome to the Jungle!! :woohoonaner:

Have fun here.

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Hi there Lin! I guess we are neighbors

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hi!
i was in harlingen earlier today - we're down near the island. are you out in the country or more the "urban gardener"? things other than 'nanas?
linn

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I was at the island on Friday soaking some waves and sun. I have avocado, orange, lime, grapefruit, tangerines, apples, pomegranates, strawberries, watermelon, and tomatoes.

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what strawberry variety(yes) do you have and how are you growing them - raised beds, weed cloth and mulch or ??? how long have you had them and how much fruit do you get? irrigated or just watered? inquiring minds want to know : )
linn