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KRIS, my friend, welcome to old age and poor eyesight! (I thought of you today when I was at someones house with a 550 Maranello Ferrari with 1,100 miles on it!) Hope it was good!! Love, your friend, Bill PS- Ciczi- Hope you had a good day too!

To a special guy in Palmtalk, "HAPPY BIRTHDAY"

hope you had a wonderful 40th,dewd!

Ah, Kris, the big 4-0. . . . Still a kid. Well, sort of . . . .

Happy Birthday Kris!!!!!!!

Lordy lordy! Happy forty Kris!

Happy birthday, Kris! Sounds like you had a wonderful day. 40 years young, congratulations!

Happy birthday Kris!

wishing you a great day Kris from Troy

Happy Birthday Kris!!!!

well I guess it's never too late to jump on the birthday bandwagon may your CIDPs always be merry & bright and may all your birthdays be grite (that's taswegian for "great")

Only 40!!! Just a baby Sounds like you had an enjoyable birthday. Randy

Cheers Kris, get yourself some Bentinckia nicobaricas, Areca triandras, Borassus and of course Corypha umbraculifera.

Happy Birthday Kris....always think of you when I see my 3 P. sylvestris and 4 B. flab's....

Kris - Hope you had a Corypha (Big) type Birthday! Best regards, Ron.

Many Happy Returns, Kris! They say life begins at 40. I hope you had a great day.

Why do you think they're called "IN" and "OUT"?

Here is fotos of my neglected 1999 seedlings and 1 of habitat.

Here is my Copernicia cowelli planted in 2000, the more I look at it the more I doubt the ID Here is a young Copernicia cowelli picture taken in Cuba on the IPS post tour Big ones with Oscar(ViverolaVida)

Gene, here is a photo of my alleged C. cowellii. Colin, I know exactly how you feel when you believe that you have the real deal only for someone to say "that ain't it".

IN-N-OUT Need I say more.!!!!!!

Please post photos. I want to see what a 25 year old Cowelii looks like. Just to give the rest of us perspective on our plants. I'm going to plant one of mine this weekend. It lived in a pot for 21 years and had roots as thick as your fingers, planted it 1 year ago, will take a picture tomorrow, Tough plant, was gassed with methyl bromide and it shrugged the gas off regards colin I have never watered this palm very much, generally left it up to nature. Being very cautious on not allowing it to rot. Here are a few pictures, It is growing much better in the ground than when in the pot as you can see , it still has the Australian quarantine tag on it where it lived for 2 years. regards colin