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The Hamann garden in El Cajon, CA - Image Gallery

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May 21, 20179 yr

Here is the image gallery of the garden of Gregg Hamann in El Cajon, CA. This is one of those rare multi-generational gardens where you can see some of the tallest Dypsis and Pritchardias found anywhere in California. This is where you can spot a fat Acrocomia (Gastrococos) crispa, a mysterious Dypsis "Frilly Leaf", a towering Cyphophoenix nucele, and too many other rare species and hybrids to count. Most palms are very nicely labeled. Not only will you get a serious palm overload, this is a place where you can walk underneath the cycads as well. It's simply magnificent.

Special thanks for Gregg for opening up his incredible garden and everyone else who made it possible for today's PSSC meet!

(pictures were taken April 15, 2017)