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I love those mings! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yeah, too funny. That woman lives abut 20 mins from me. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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We get a lot of them. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yeah, it was a lot of fun...and a LOT of work. Got a much smaller yard now but still very tropical. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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There are probably a dozen on this property. Thanks for the ID.

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Here in Florida, they get "rust" during the summer and then drop all the leaves. Good luck and thanks for watching & commenting.

Absolutely.

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Thanks. Be sure to check out the tour of my home at ua-cam.com/video/E73bCAAHRIk/v-deo.htmlsi=p99Vco7lckpWdUSX

I just finished filming at MacArthur State Park and was heading to Phil Foster Park to go snorkeling, so I just turned the camera on. Thanks for commenting.

Yeah, it's a special boat.

Generally, palms are very easy to sprout but some of them can take months even years. Good luck.

Extremely still and humid until the afternoon when the ocean breeze kicks up. I used to go to Santa Barbara every summer for several weeks at a time and have traveled the entire CA coast from SD to SF. LOVE the weather. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@RichardSites Of course. Thank you Richard. I look forward to future uploads.

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Seems like a lot of people were interested. Thanks for watching and commenting.

The boat is very light, 24 ft., and the capt. trailers it all over. It is the greatest for just cruising around although it takes it to the islands too. Check the channel for the second video on the VAMOOSE. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@RichardSites Will do. I will look up the details on the boat. Very cool video. 👍

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It is a magnificent specimen, too bad more people don't recognize it's beauty. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@RichardSites yes, it's something else, and eyecatcher for sure, prompted me to do more research on it

There is something else blooming right now that is more common, maybe a plant called Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Don't know the Latin name.

Yeah, incredible right?

Thanks, she gets to see the Fort without the 10 hours in the car from our home in Jupiter to KW and back.

So glad you enjoyed it! I got up super early to capture the boat when it was empty...even though I was sick. More videos coming on the Azores and Lisbon. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Plenty of other videos on tropical plants on the channel...check them out.

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You might look to see if they are susceptible to Ganoderma. Boy, I hope not since it is extremely contagious. Good luck and thanks for watching and commenting.

@@RichardSites I don't see any of the conks at the base or up high, but something is going on with.

Yeah, we should see more jacarandas. Beautiful trees. Thanks for watching and commenting.

They are extremely durable and you should have no trouble moving it. However, it wouldn't hurt to root prune 1/3 each week before moving. Good luck. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I don't think the salt there will bother it but she should probably plant it in a spot with broken shade and protection from the north wind. These plants do not like cold weather.. neither do I. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@RichardSites thank you, this helps. I’ll check where her wind comes in from typically.

Glad to hear it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@RichardSites You're welcome! My dad planted the tree many years ago! He also was given a Golden Rain Tree, planted a Southern Magnolia (which replaced a smaller one), Geiger, Shaving Brush Tree, and a Fishtail Palm! He also planted a Red Litania, Fiji Fan Palm, and Carpentaria Palm which the last 3 have died! And the trees/palms that were there when my family moved in there was a Cherry Tree (Which was a Brush Cherry) which was struck by lightning and died, 2 Confederate Red Hibiscus Bushes, 2 Laurel Oaks (1 borders the neighbors yard), a Pink Frangipani/Plumeria (In my neighbor's yard and was planted by one of the former owners about a year after my family moved in), a few Queen Palms (There used to be more but some of them died) and what grew when we lived here was a Cabbage Palm and 2 more Queen Palms that are all still there! There was also a Star Jasmine or Orange Jasmine which was there, and I have 4 Slash Pines that were there! There's also a Carrotwood that started growing in my backyard (1 of them being dead)!

Probably. BTW-Your HOW TO videos are great.

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I understand what you mean. This is been used since Roman times to create fodder for cattle and is still widely used on European boulevards. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@RichardSites Thanks Richard. I was glad to see a new upload. If you ever come across a araucaria bidwillii that would be a neat video. I know there aren't too many around but they are my favorite tree.

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Never heard of it.

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I have another video coming off the lower decks. I shot it at 4 AM when there were no people around so stay tuned and be sure to check out my video on cruising items: ua-cam.com/video/7FzACKfrTRA/v-deo.html

Great deck tour. I was wondering where everyone is since it’s early? Maybe 8:30 P.M.

If you go on my channel and find the tour of my tropical yard you can see a royal palm that is about 10 years old that should give you some idea

The Gulf Stream comes in closer at Jupiter than any other place. Actually, I think the water is clearer at Riviera Beach at high tide. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@RichardSites thanks for the quick reply

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It must be an Adonidia Merillii. The genus used to be Veitchia or something similar. Hope this helps.

Wow, thanks for watching and commenting. I grew up in Miami and always wanted to go down there.

@@RichardSites Hi Richard, I also grew up in Miami but left four years ago. I visited Coral Castle in my early 20's and then again during an art venue. As you mentioned, that place is mystical that it boggles the mind.