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And I hope if you do move, it's to a fun climate where you can enjoy the tropical look you want and still get to try a few experiments along the way. I just hope you don't give up on gardening because you have such a talent!
I know how it feels because I lost SO many of my plants after I left NY. They're still in my parents care, and I've made many plane trips just to put their covers on for my most prized possessions, but I've lost a lot. Now I'm trying to plant only what's really hardy up in NY and here in Florida, I get to have a little more fun. I have a flamethrower palm now and a Licuala! I don't have the same amount of space down here, but I definitely enjoy the change.
See UPDATED pics of my tropical plants in on my Blog!
http://tropicalsinzone7.blogspot.com
NOW: Gainesville, FL; zone 9a
WAS: New York City; zone 7b
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