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Scott: Hmm. That "sad" royal looks better than mine! Went outside and screamed

I'm ALWAYS celebrating something . . . .

Steve! Good to hear from you! Sorry to hear you've lost your former lust for palms. I know that 2007 freeze hit you hard. But, you have a great place. I love that house -- I remember you were hanging a bell in the archway in the front. I still remember that day I drove down to visit...

And the libertarians are just sticking . . . oh never mind . . . :eek:

Dean and all: Where the property is is of critical importance, as Bepah pointed out. And, there are LOTS of details to be ironed out. Also, if you can prove malice, you can get punitive damages, which can up the ante considerably. I'm curious to know more. dave

You're trespassing! But for a good cause . . .

YIKE! A bit overzealous, isn't he? As long as the terminal bud isn't totally destroyed, they'll come back, like the crew arranging deck chairs on the Titanic . . . .

You best be happy with any reality I can give you on a given day . . . :p:D:cool::eek:

Damn, I've been called a heel, but never a palm . . .

Howdyall: Just experimenting with this new forum, posting pictures . . . . . This is one of my bouncing baby Archontophoenix tuckeri, taken from the roof of my house, it's a miracle I didn't fall off . . . . .

Dean . . . . How about a section on Hollywood? With our without MattyB! Don! Love your pages! Keep at them! Ari . . . Well, mate, give us a page on Darwin, complete with anything . . . . . .

How aout a personal page about California? There's a lot to see . . . .

Hmm. It';s up to you, of course, but I'd pull it out of the pot and sneak a peek. For science of course . . . .

That's probably true, and I will venture. So far, I've had lousy luck with R. julietae, prestoniana, sambirinensis, anivokely and xerophylla (or however you spell that). In obedience to my palm muse I will try others, when the chance arises. And, rivularis is very nice, if it's in the...

Hmm. INteresting. What are Zones 1 & 2? Are there Zones 4, 5, etc?

Swoooon, umph! Will this grow in California?

Well, Jeff seemed pretty sure, but, that said, I think it's safe to say that not much is certain when it comes to Dypsis, orthopedic shoes in all colors at the ready . . . . . . Mine have no blue whatsoever. When I get home from the Dark Tower, I'll post some pictures. One I got from...

Well, some are a lot easier than others. The problem with Ravenea is that they don't have the colors that the Dypsis do, and, at least here in California, they're not such easy grows. The only ones I've had good luck with so far have been R. rivularis, R. glauca and, nominally, R...

Having been to Scott's place, I can only say that the pics, lovely as they are, don't do it full justice. Love that lake, gators and all . . . . .