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Up and coming garden in Vista California / blank canvanas


Josh-O

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40 minutes ago, GottmitAlex said:

You should take video of your wonderful garden using a drone, Josh. Your place in Vista is nothing less than spectacular.

Cheers

What a great idea Josh!!!

 

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I've been back at it for a long time now and have finally got around to posting a few pic's of my progress. The weather here in Vista California has been sensational this month and planting at the vista garden is in full swing.

 

planted these the other day. I think both of these plants are under utilized in our socal gardens

 

Licuala Ramysaii

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Pinanga coronata

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radermachera ignea

 

this has to be my new favorite tree. when it flowers its a show stopped

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Thanks for post Josh!!!

Buy we want more pictures! Only 3 palms and 1 tree n this long time???

I am sure you have more jewels to show us.

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3 hours ago, Monòver said:

Thanks for post Josh!!!

Buy we want more pictures! Only 3 palms and 1 tree n this long time???

I am sure you have more jewels to show us.

thanksAntonio

 

I'll post more pics soon. I'm working on getting some major improvements done to my up and coming nursery.

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I've been back at it again. Hopeful I can get a few pics uploaded soon. This summer has been a great growing season for us here in San Diego Ca

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11 minutes ago, Josh-O said:

I've been back at it again. Hopeful I can get a few pics uploaded soon. This summer has been a great growing season for us here in San Diego Ca

Hear, hear!

5 year high 42.2C/108F (07/06/2018)--5 year low 4.6C/40.3F (1/19/2023)--Lowest recent/current winter: 4.6C/40.3F (1/19/2023)

 

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23 hours ago, GottmitAlex said:

Hear, hear!

pictures to come very soon. I have a boat load of very rare goodies now planted out :)

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14 hours ago, Palm Tree Jim said:

Let's go Josh.......:yay:

ha! you were just here today :)

pics coming very soon

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Finally got back on here and had another look takes hrs to check everything out.

Yes Josh Drove footage would be awesome

 

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On 2017/8/17 12:51:53, Josh-O said:

pictures to come very soon. I have a boat load of very rare goodies now planted out :)

Josh,

I am really looking forward your new acquisitions - it is always an inspiration for me even if there is often no

opportunity to get a hand on the same species over here.

best regards -

Lars

 

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14 hours ago, Palm Tree Jim said:

Wow Josh......your fan club is waiting!

Let's all text him, send carrier pigeons and messengers on foot!

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Ok I'll post some pictures :) . Its nice to know you guys are still interested in this thread.

I'll start with a real nice dypsis prestonia hybrid I recently dug out :yay:

I'm suuuuuppppper excited about this one now in my collection. This is not a palm you see very often growing.

It didn't even blink when I dug it out. as a matter of fact I marked the spear the day I dug it and it pushed 3 inches of new growth in only 2 days;)

 

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dug this bad boy last week. I actually thought I lost it. I had to do some major trimming to keep it alive. I dug this during our big heat wave last week :( but it bounced right back and is pushing new growth   :)

Dypsis Heteromorpha (day of dig)

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day after dig. I actually took the string off the trunks. they were a bit wobbly. I'm glad the palm stabilized and is growing very nicely. I should have all the new fronds back in notime :)

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Nice to see my babies adapting to their new home!  Looking forward to stopping by and seeing the garden next week before our big move!

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I'll post more stuff I dug from Fall brook Jason soon.

I know it was a sad day for Jason but I'm grateful he let me take some of his prized possessions out of his collection.

Jason wiping a tear from his eye watching some of his kiddos ( Dypsis prestonia x madagascariensis) being loaded up in the trailer

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5 minutes ago, Fallbrook Jason said:

Nice to see my babies adapting to their new home!  Looking forward to stopping by and seeing the garden next week before our big move!

they are all doing very well. more pictures to come in a few minutes

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Jason's Dypsis decaryi x ankaizinensis  (white triangle thingy?)

this palm is opening a new leaf as we speak. It has now pushed 2' of new growth in only 3  weeks. very fast growing

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Jason's famous Dypsis onilahensis 'Single Trunk' (possible hybrid) the leaves twist a bit just like an D. Ambostirae or a Deceipiens. stunning tree.

it has opened a new leaf since the dig and pushing a new spear out as we speak

THANKS JASON!!!!

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Jason's Dypsis Ambositrae 'Stiff leaf'

I'm very lucky to have this in my collection now. I have never seen a 'Stiff Leaf' form of Ambositrae before. the leaves are just as stiff as a Dypsis decipiens.

I got a HUGE root ball on this one since I was not sure how they dig. It has since pushed up 12 inches of new growth. According to BS mad I'm in the clear :)

thanks again Jason :) 

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7 hours ago, Josh-O said:

I'll post more stuff I dug from Fall brook Jason soon.

I know it was a sad day for Jason but I'm grateful he let me take some of his prized possessions out of his collection.

Jason wiping a tear from his eye watching some of his kiddos ( Dypsis prestonia x madagascariensis) being loaded up in the trailer

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Glad Jason was able to recover from his losses!

 

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Drones are great

As long as no one gets killed

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Josh,

it was worth to be patient ;)

Great and beautiful new plants - all the best with them!

best regards -

Lars

 

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On 9/9/2017, 6:27:49, Palm Tree Jim said:

Glad Jason was able to recover from his losses!

 

I think he did ok :)

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On 9/10/2017, 6:04:37, palmfriend said:

Josh,

it was worth to be patient ;)

Great and beautiful new plants - all the best with them!

best regards -

Lars

 

When I saw Jason's garden on the palm society tour a couple years ago I was blown away. I'm excited to have some of his rare stuff in my collection now.

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On 9/9/2017, 7:35:32, DoomsDave said:

Drones are great

As long as no one gets killed

lol

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On 9/9/2017, 12:32:53, Vari805 said:

WOWZA! :drool:  What rare beauties!  

 

I'm very excited to have these in my collection now :)

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Glad those beauties are rocking it Josh! Two of the 3 I dug from Jasons have done fantastic (The magnifica and the betafaka)... but both Len and I have had slow growth/movement on our stiff leaf "ambos". Both of ours were very loose when we got home. I think the giant root ball you got was key. Possibly you packing the soil like you do was the other bonus. I don't have the heat you or Len have, but I'm not worried...while it has barely pushed 1/16" of inch, it seems to have "firmed up" as such and still looks great!

Thanks again Jason for the opportunity... we'll miss you and your fam!

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Zone 10a at best after 2007 AND 2013, on SW facing hill, 1 1/2 miles from coast in Oceanside, CA. 30-98 degrees, and 45-80deg. about 95% of the time.

"The great workman of nature is time."   ,  "Genius is nothing but a great aptitude for patience."

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I do some experiments and learning in my garden with palms so you don't have to experience the pain! Look at my old threads to find various observations and tips!

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On 9/13/2017, 11:20:08, BS Man about Palms said:

Glad those beauties are rocking it Josh! Two of the 3 I dug from Jasons have done fantastic (The magnifica and the betafaka)... but both Len and I have had slow growth/movement on our stiff leaf "ambos". Both of ours were very loose when we got home. I think the giant root ball you got was key. Possibly you packing the soil like you do was the other bonus. I don't have the heat you or Len have, but I'm not worried...while it has barely pushed 1/16" of inch, it seems to have "firmed up" as such and still looks great!

Thanks again Jason for the opportunity... we'll miss you and your fam!

that's good new Bill :)

I'll see you today at the PSSC meeting

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On 9/16/2017, 7:56:03, Josh-O said:

that's good new Bill :)

I'll see you today at the PSSC meeting

Great to see you yesterday Bill. Thanks for coming by the Garden for a visit :greenthumb:

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