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New Year Plantings

Josue Diaz

By Josue Diaz
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Finishing off 2018 well and starting 2019 right - planting a couple of palms to mark the year. I dug these up from below a palmetto in town and had them rooting in 5 gal pots most of the summer. They went in the ground today. Did anyone else do any palm-related activities today? Or plan to do any tomorrow? 

 

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17 hours ago, Josue Diaz said:

Finishing off 2018 well and starting 2019 right - planting a couple of palms to mark the year. I dug these up from below a palmetto in town and had them rooting in 5 gal pots most of the summer. They went in the ground today. Did anyone else do any palm-related activities today? Or plan to do any tomorrow? 

 

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Looking good Josue. No planting for me in the near future. I reached 28 degrees three nights in a row. I will probably wait till it warms up do to any planting. 

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