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Posted by Robz7aNoTn on 5/1/2009, 4:40 pm, in reply to "my palms"
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6'3" hmmm ... well that Windmill will be looking down at you in about 3 more years or so..
and those minors look awesome Paul.
Did you cover them? Most times a covering just keeps them alive and they will still defoliate , well they do here most years but after about 3 years, they survive with just mulch.
Everything looks real good.
Next time your in Nashville , stop by the Home Depot south of town on I-65 @ 100 Oaks Mall.
You might find some treasures there.
Thanks for sharing Paul.
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