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Palms and bananas update!
Thought I'd share some pictures with you guys from my backyard and front yard that I took tonight.
First the backyard. Washingtonia robusta, two musa basjoos, butia capitata:  Same bed, different angle:  Butia capitata:  Washingtonia robusta:  Two musa basjoos:  Pup on one of the musa basjoos:  Musa basjoo bed in the back. I want them to take over that entire area and be the understory to the trees and block the view of the tracks.   Another musa basjoo bed:  Two trachycarpus fortunei's:  On to the front yard! Trachycarpus fortunei:  Washingtonia robusta and two super dwarf cavendish bananas. The bananas will need a new location next summer:  Super dwarf cavendish banana with two pups:  Wide angle of front yard bed:  Crown/Spear of washingtonia robusta:  Cycas revoluta:  |
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09-11-2008, 10:15 AM
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Re: Palms and bananas update!
beautiful! y our basjoos will get big next year! keep the p-stem!
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