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Coffs Harbour botanical gardens palm conservation project looking good

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One could say the final trim has been added to the recent donation of palms in the Coffs garden with mulch being placed around the palm garden and a few more recent plantings of some of the larger donated palms by Colin Wilson. It’s getting there another planting day with a few more exotics that where not going to get planted in winter and a few from my collection and it will start to look a lot better! 

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    Looking really good Richard and you have only just got warmed up, imagine what it will look like in 5 years time!

    Anyone driving south or north should stop in and have a look

    Regards

    Colin

    coastal north facing location

    100klm south of Sydney

    NSW

    Australia

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    Thank you for sharing the pics . This “ new “ garden is looking super , thanks to you and others that have made it possible. Even here , with our inter - web - connected world , they are enjoyed! Did I spy Dypsis Lanceolata? Harry

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    11 hours ago, palmtreesforpleasure said:

    Looking really good Richard and you have only just got warmed up, imagine what it will look like in 5 years time!

    Anyone driving south or north should stop in and have a look

    Regards

    Colin

    Thanks Colin she is looking real good in the garden if I do say so myself. I will be going in this Friday for a bit more planting of that dypsis rosea and a few more chamaedoreas! 

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    11 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    Thank you for sharing the pics . This “ new “ garden is looking super , thanks to you and others that have made it possible. Even here , with our inter - web - connected world , they are enjoyed! Did I spy Dypsis Lanceolata? Harry

    Perhaps a lanceolata and a few others. It’s great to have a palm garden in a botanical garden that iam part of, it’s a long term project that iam in for the long run with. And for future generations to enjoy either via the web or in person thanks Harry. 
    Richard 

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    Great job Richard, we need to think about future generations, every year more and more plants and animals become extinct.

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    30 minutes ago, gyuseppe said:

    Great job Richard, we need to think about future generations, every year more and more plants and animals become extinct.

    That’s the plan, plant as many as I can in the garden, as they say the future is looking good! 

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