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Coconuts in the Imperial Valley

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I'm spending the month in Palm Springs, California and thanks to Danilo on palmtalk, I was able to see some of California's coconuts today! The first photos are from Salton City, CA and the last photos are from La Quinta, CA!

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wow, impressive. But it looks like they could use more water since it gets so ridiculously hot in the Coachella Valley. i'm hoping they do well this winter and that we have a warmer than avg winter with normal precip.

Palos Verdes Estates - coastal Los Angeles - 33°45'N 118°24'W

On a cliff, 2 blocks from the Pacific Ocean. Zone 10b - Sunset zone 24

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:greenthumb::greenthumb: Always nice to see updates on these..  Glad you got the chance to. 

Agree the Salton Sea specs. could use more water..  As hot as it was here, I can imagine what these went through the out west in the Valley this summer. Btw, how are yours doing Dan. 

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I was tempted to bring them some water, but hopefully the irrigation faucets at their bases work! Sorry for the photo format, I was posting from my phone and it wouldn't let me attach the images normally. 

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Kyle show us more.

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