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Posted by Randy4ut on 5/18/2009, 7:09 am, in reply to "Randy,"
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Sorry, been extremely busy lately between out back and at work... I have yet to take any pics of the backyard since I have gotten all my plants I wanted to put in this summer. With all the rain and work, I didn't get them in until this past week. I can now sit back and watch as I planted right at 60 pots ranging from quart to 7 gallon size last Tuesday.
As far as the bizzie goes, I potted it up into a 60 gallon pot and I believe it has gone into shock. Fronds have been showing die back for the past week or so, but I think it has stablized. At least I hope it has. I may be later in the summer before I photograph it, as it looks pretty bad right now... I will try and get a few pics of the backyard posted within the next week or so, but don't expect much as it has been a slow start so far this spring. With the colder and wetter winter I had and the slow warm up, things are just now starting to put some growth out... Hope everyone else is having a great start to summer and will share some inspirational pics of their yards!!!
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