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Beach Pictures Posted by Tom in PA on September 13, 2024, 2:41 pm Back in late June we took the family to the beach. I never got around to posting pictures so here they are now. We stayed at Sandbridge Beach VA and also went up to Virginia Beach for a day. It is very palmy there with many Butia and Palmettos. Hope everyone enjoys the pictures. Thanks for looking!

Re: Beach Pictures Posted by AJ Mid TN on September 13, 2024, 4:17 pm, in reply to "Beach Pictures " That's a ton of palms!!!!!!!!

Re: Beach Pictures Posted by Fred SC on September 13, 2024, 5:12 pm, in reply to "Beach Pictures " Tom, some very nice Butia, Sabal , needleand Trachys. Was that a Komodo Dragon? Loved the little, what appears to be tree frogs. I was cleaning I Up some up some Cannas that had leaf rollers and unroll it and squashing the worms and then one had Open this little bitty, white tree, frog just a tiny thing, not even bigger than my thumb and I’ve just kind of rolled it back up and put it back and hope it didn’t disturb it too much . You had a great trip family trip.

caimens Posted by Rob N TN on September 13, 2024, 10:52 pm, in reply to "Beach Pictures " Ciao Tom, what a beautiful place. I don't trust those caimens. They can jump jajajaja The palms are beautiful. So close but so far away. Thanks for sharing amico

Re: Beach Pictures Posted by Kevin seTN on September 14, 2024, 8:14 am, in reply to "Beach Pictures " Those butias are beautiful Tom. Have you ever been to the Norfolk Botanical Garden? I saw a video on it the other day and wow! That area is on my bucket list to visit. It's just so far away from here, when I can get to the Georgia beach in almost half the time. An amazing climate though! Kevin seTN

Re: Beach Pictures Posted by David-Shenandoah Valley of VA on September 14, 2024, 12:58 pm, in reply to "Beach Pictures " Thanks for posting those pictures of Virginia Beach. It has been years since I have been down there. It's nice to know that they're planting more palms down there now. I guess there is more money and more interest in attempting these plantings than there was in the past.

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