Up and coming garden in Vista California / blank canvanas

[Josh-O 2,402]

dypsis prestoniana up close pictures. it's about 15' tall and growing very fast

For scale I'm wearing a size 10 shoe. I'm about 4-5 leaf bases away from getting my first flower

enjoy

[Josh-O 2,402]

Dypsis dypsis mananjarensis "true mealy bug" was planted just a couple months ago.

This has got to be one of the crown jewels of my new garden.

It planted out at a whopping 16' tall and is only 1 leaf base away from it's first solid ring of trunk.

please enjoy

[Hilo Jason 1,886]

Very nice!!!

[Josh-O 2,402]

Thanks Jason

a lot of sweat was dropped today.

it was 95F at the garden in vista today.

very hot and super humid

[Monòver 1,048]

My english is too bad for explain how i feel seing your garden!

Amazing!!!

[nkbish 10]

Thanks Jason

a lot of sweat was dropped today.

it was 95F at the garden in vista today.

very hot and super humid

It feels that much better at the end of the day.

[nachocarl 199]

Dang Josh isn't messing around, that is looking killer! Shoot, now I need to go dig some holes!

[Josh-O 2,402]

Dang Josh isn't messing around, that is looking killer! Shoot, now I need to go dig some holes!

nothing like digging some holes for some new goodies

[Josh-O 2,402]

My english is too bad for explain how i feel seing your garden!

Amazing!!!

Thanks Antonio

[foxtail 322]

Yaaaaayyy!!! You are the man Josh

[akamu 122]

looking pretty good but I did not see any queen palms or washies maybe you could plant something a little bigger next time. LOL

[nachocarl 199]

looking pretty good but I did not see any queen palms or washies maybe you could plant something a little bigger next time. LOL

I've got a few for trade. Josh those would complete the look, come on!

[Josh-O 2,402]

Yaaaaayyy!!! You are the man Josh

Thanks Angel

Its been a very fun project

[Josh-O 2,402]

looking pretty good but I did not see any queen palms or washies maybe you could plant something a little bigger next time. LOL

LMAO!!!

always great to get some flack from you my friend

Cheers Adam

[Josh-O 2,402]

looking pretty good but I did not see any queen palms or washies maybe you could plant something a little bigger next time. LOL

I've got a few for trade. Josh those would complete the look, come on!

Welllllllll, I do carve tikis in my spare time Carl......But I'm knee deep in soil at the moment so maybe we can have Adam carve a couple of your washies...lol

[Josh-O 2,402]

here is the slick willy that was recently planted in the Vista garden. This palm is already super old. my guess it's probably 15 years old from a 20 gal. Its a very impressive dypsis and super hard to find them this size here in California. I really enjoy the lime green trunk and the cinnamon brown ring scars this palm boasts.

enjoy

[Ben in Norcal 1,137]

Gorgeous Josh!

[Josh-O 2,402]

Here is another palm that was just planted last week in the garden. This ravenea madsgascariensis Var. Monticola thingy is a very special palm indeed. Every time I walk under it I'm totally amazed by its size at stature. This palm is super colorful and a great piece for the Vista garden. Please enjoy the pic's

[Josh-O 2,402]

Gorgeous Josh!

Thanks Ben

[OverGrown 480]

Amazing progress Josh, at this rate you'll be ready to host a PSSC meeting next spring!

[Josh-O 2,402]

That thought never crossed my mind.....

I'm back at it again in the morning.

stay tuned

[MattyB 1,461]

Ridonkydonk!!!!

[LJG 910]

Was just there today. Great project with lots of thought going into it.

[Rafael 382]

Wow, you are creating a palm paradise, Josh!

You waited so much until posting about your yard, but now you are on top of growers, for sure!

I know what you are going through. One year ago i began a new palm yard too and it has been so cute to take care of it...

[Josh-O 2,402]

Thanks, Rafael for the very kind note. 

Its been a very very hard but fun project

[Josh-O 2,402]

Ridonkydonk!!!!

forsheezy

[Josh-O 2,402]

Thanks for coming by Len. Always a good time hanging out with you amigo.

[Josh-O 2,402]

More cool pictures to come later today. Thanks to everyone so far who has posted awesome and positive feed back on my project

[Trava 32]

This will be fantastic garden,I wish you all the best with your work

[George Sparkman 236]

Looking good Josh ! Looking really good !

[Chris Chance 411]

Looks fantastic Josh! You added so many incredible species that already have years of growth!  Definitely need to do a meeting there next year. At this rate your garden will be mature by then haha.

[Tassie_Troy1971 998]

Josh

What a fantastic start with all those huge palms !

This garden will be epic and on my tour list next time i am over !

[Josh-O 2,402]

Looking good Josh ! Looking really good !

Thanks George 

[Josh-O 2,402]

Josh

What a fantastic start with all those huge palms !

This garden will be epic and on my tour list next time i am over !

Let me know when your in town next. Youe always welcome to come over for a look

[Josh-O 2,402]

Looks fantastic Josh! You added so many incredible species that already have years of growth!  Definitely need to do a meeting there next year. At this rate your garden will be mature by then haha.

I think a tour will be a couple years out. I want to make sure the detail of the garden is spot on first.

 

Thanks for the positive feed back

[Josh-O 2,402]

Pseudophoenix sargenti starting pushing a flower spathe. This was planted out as a big 20 gal last month

 

 

[Josh-O 2,402]

This livistona decipiens gave us a run for its money. 

 

Now its home for good and will be a happy camper.

 

some air time with the crane

 

Home sweet home 

 

[Josh-O 2,402]

Here is one of my absolute favorite coccothrinax's on the planet. This was also recently palnted out in The Cuba section of the garden.

 

Enjoy 

 

Coccothrinax montana

[Josh-O 2,402]

This will be fantastic garden,I wish you all the best with your work

Thanks Trava

[Josh-O 2,402]

Here is a nice triple planting of my least favorite solitary dypsis. They are kind of sparse with their leaf structure so I decided to plant theses big ol' boys in a triple setting to give them a bit of depth and fullness. All three of these are mature and flower giving off viable seed. My helper and I had a hard time planting these since they only weighed a million tons and were in a very heavy soil medium.

 

enjoy 

marking out the holes 

just finished the digging the holes

Got the dypsis lined up to make sure they are in the proper position

and presto whamoo baaam!! Got them tucked in their new beds

Not gonna lie, this took a lot out of us to dig and plant these SPECIMENS in the ground. wee were pooped to say the least.

 

I have a couple 25 gals left if any one is interested in buying one, just send me a PM if interested.I was original going to do a planting of 5 but decided against it.

 

happy viewing