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PalmTalk Username: Elena B. Uruguay

Elena Beare, from Uruguay, South America, has been an IPS member since 1994, and with her husband George, has attended six biennials. She used to own a floral design business, but shifted to landscaping and that was the start of her attraction to palms. She bought a farm for palm production where she now grows two acres with more than 2000 Butias, queen palms, and Washingtonias. Her aim is to start a Uruguay palm society affiliate and to help preserve the world’s largest natural stand of Butia capitata, in Rocha, Uruguay.

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On 5/15/2013 at 5:41 AM, bgl said:

PalmTalk Username: Elena B. Uruguay

Elena Beare, from Uruguay, South America, has been an IPS member since 1994, and with her husband George, has attended six biennials. She used to own a floral design business, but shifted to landscaping and that was the start of her attraction to palms. She bought a farm for palm production where she now grows two acres with more than 2000 Butias, queen palms, and Washingtonias. Her aim is to start a Uruguay palm society affiliate and to help preserve the world’s largest natural stand of Butia capitata, in Rocha, Uruguay.

Elena Beare, all the way from Uruguay, has been part of the IPS family since 1994, and she and her husband George have attended six biennials - that's some serious dedication! Elena's journey into the world of palms began when she transitioned from floral design to landscaping. This shift sparked her love for palms, and she took the plunge by purchasing a farm for palm production. Now, she's the proud caretaker of more than 2000 Butias, queen palms, and Washingtonias covering two lush acres. Her mission? To kickstart a Uruguay palm society affiliate and contribute to the preservation of the world's largest natural stand of Butia capitata in Rocha, Uruguay. Kudos to Elena for her green thumb and passion for palms!

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