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My trip to the Niagara Falls butterfly and tropical plant conservatory

By Rickybobby
January 8, 2023 in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Posted January 8, 2023

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Posted January 8, 2023

Hey everyone Niagara Falls is only 1.5 hours away from where I live we did a weekend trip. Anyways this conservatory is insane full of beautiful butterfly's and thousands of tropicals plants and palms. For all you southerners who think palms don't survive In northern conditions with no sun. I have pics of Phoenix roebellini Adonidia Merrillii and dypsis lutescens in seed! I even saw sprouts. I grabbed a few seeds as a souvenir as well. See if you can figure out the palms

thanks for looking !