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To: Jeevacation[jeevacationagmail.com) From: Igala Joseph Sent Wed 7/7/2010 2:53:13 PM Subject: Re: Date Palms No. The tallest on the Farm in Puerto Rico have only 5-7 fret trunk or wood height, Since they are still pretty young. Sent from my iPhone On Jul 7, 2010, at 10:37 AM, Jeevacation <jecvacit
Exactly like the one planted on the wesem side of the island,in the bed of bouganvilla. The "canary island palms" are very closly related to the Pheonix Dactylifera, which are the huge trees planted in the courtyard, and the smaller ones by the 3 way fork in the road. It is actually hard To tell them apart, unl
Wed 7/7/2010 2:22:21 PM Subject: Re: Date Palms Good Morning Boss, To awnser your question, as to weather there are "Canary Island Date Palms" in Puerto Rico? Yes! You actually have 7 tagged and ready to transport, from my last trip to the farm. As I told you before, the Date palms at the Gramas Del Sur
Exactly like the one planted on the wesern side of the island,in the bed of bouganvilla. The "canary island palms" arc very closly related to the Pheonix Dactylifera, which are the huge trees planted in the courtyard, and the smaller ones by the 3 way fork in the road. It is actually hard To tell them apart, unl
ally have 7 tagged and ready to transport, from my last trip to the farm. As I told you before, the Date palms at the Gramas Del Sur Farm in Ponce, Puerto Rico are Pheonix Camariensis, Exactly like the one planted on the wesern side of the island,in the bed of bouganvilla. The "canary island palms" are ver
Exactly like the one planted on the wesern side of the island,in the bed of bouganvilla. The "canary island palms" are very closly related to the Pheonix Dactylifera, which arc the huge trees planted in the courtyard, and the smaller ones by the 3 way fork in the road. It is actually hard To tell them apart, unl
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