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Mon, Sep 20, 04 at 3:07
| Its interesting to read so many gardeners are growing similar plants as we do.We live in the sub-tropics +
have a large botanical type garden with broms ,ferns, palms + many other collectors items.I;m looking for the part of your area where the climate is the same to compare notes.We have hot summer;28 to34+is often humid.We get the leftovers from the northern cyclones+sometimes heavy rain in summer.Also we get some winter rain but not much.Winter is generally mild with the odd frost with the day temps reaching usually 25.Being on the border with the tropics we can enjoy both,tropical rainforest[favorites]plants+ lots of flowers from the colder areas.We mix aussie natives with other tropical species.Is your area similar? |
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- Posted by Wilmington_Islander 9A/Sunset 28 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 23, 04 at 15:34
| Your area sounds very similar to Central Florida. Warm , generally very mild winters with only an occasional light frost, and long, hot, humid summers. Even your rainfall pattern seems to be similar. |
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