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Old 04-18-2008, 03:53 PM
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Tropical Pocket Garden still under construction.
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Nice! Another reason I should move to Florida!
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Nice! Another reason I should move to Florida!
That and no snow!
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Looks great! I love the idea!!!
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I love it. When can we all come for tea?
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How about something a little stronger?
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That looks so pretty! A perfect place to just go and relax!
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What a beautiful garden.Is that a Robellini Palm?
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What a beautiful garden.Is that a Robellini Palm?
Thank you. The palm was here when I purchased the house a couple of years ago, and I really don't know. The leaves are delicate and filter just enough sunlight for catts.

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