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Fri, Dec 24, 04 at 14:33
| Here's a view of Vancouver (Point Grey area). Palm trees can be seen at sea level while snow accumulates on the mountain tops during winter. It makes for a unique Canadian garden photo.
I used to live in northen Ontario. Living on the BC coast is an entirely new world. Cheers |
Here is a link that might be useful: Vancouver garden
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| Here's a picture taken on the 23rd of December 2004 in Victoria, BC. It makes for a unique Christmas tree in Canada. Flora is so diverse in Victoria,BC that you can make your garden look temperate or tropical. Or even a strange mix. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Victoria, BC palms & lights
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- Posted by Sheryl_Ontario ONT z5 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 26, 04 at 16:29
| That's quite an usual Christmas tree alright! Interesting! |
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| Season's greetings, Denis! Nice pictures. Paul picked up his seedlings. Everything is now blanketed in snow here. My big T fortunei continues to grow....in the livingroom window, of all places. It seems to be a very resilient indoor palm too! |
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