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Fous de Palmiers visit Miami

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Today, 18 members of Fous de Palmiers (French Palm Society) visited my Garden on their one week visit to SoFla. Two of them came all the way from the island of Réunion. I showed them my garden and plantings around my neighborhood, then we had lunch at iconic Cuban restaurant Versailles. We all had a great time and the weather was the best ever.

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    What a lovely reunion. Pun intended!

    Thank you so much for posting this.

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    Très bien!

    Jon Sunder

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    La vie en rose. 

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    Génial!

    Kim Cyr

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    Sehr gemutlich!

     

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    4 hours ago, DoomsDave said:

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    Very nice, I was also just in Miami last week and the weather was indeed perfect and there’s no other place in the country with more beautiful palm trees to look at. One of the highway exits north of Miami (I think around palm beach or somewhere) heading down there has a bunch of clusters of different palms and it was my favorite setup, I think bismarck, sylvester, palmetto, and two or three other varieties all planted in clusters right around the exit. Miami is the most beautiful city in the country in my opinion, I love it too.

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