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Early July Garden Video New Jersey
5 minute garden update at home in Audubon NJ
Playing with my new phone....Quality not the best, but you get the idea of the layout of my gardens.
http://youtu.be/KACPaycx7ug
Playing with my new phone....Quality not the best, but you get the idea of the layout of my gardens.
http://youtu.be/KACPaycx7ug
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Pretty amazing all around Mike...but I gotta say
the standouts for me were the Basjoo!
They are truly massive.
the standouts for me were the Basjoo!
They are truly massive.
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Thanks, yeah they are quite the specimens, and pushin out pups both in front and back like crazy!!!!!!!hardyjim wrote:Pretty amazing all around Mike...but I gotta say
the standouts for me were the Basjoo!
They are truly massive.
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How much of that (palms) are in the ground and how much do you have to drag in?
VERY nice yard, great quiet space and love the Banana's
VERY nice yard, great quiet space and love the Banana's
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Thanks...I drag a crapload of palms in in the winter time. Only for about three 1/2 months though, then they go back out by March. Just the trachies, cannas, bananas and other assorted things stay out.sashaeffer wrote:How much of that (palms) are in the ground and how much do you have to drag in?
VERY nice yard, great quiet space and love the Banana's
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I have ZERO luck with Banana's but love them though.
Again, Amazing yard.
Again, Amazing yard.
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Thanks, They do love the heat and humidity here in Jerseysashaeffer wrote:I have ZERO luck with Banana's but love them though.
Again, Amazing yard.
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Have that too here in Omaha, just can't get them to over winter. How do you protect?
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In November cut back hip height, chicken wire cage around them, straw and mulch inside, plastic wrap on sides and grill cover on top. Open on sunny days to let air circulate....basically i keep them dry and happy in wintersashaeffer wrote:Have that too here in Omaha, just can't get them to over winter. How do you protect?
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Cool. May try again! I do my palms much the same way.
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Thanks, yeah figs and New Jersey are kinda like a prerequisite for gardeners. It is called the garden state too, lolskutch wrote:All I know is the figs look amazing too! I can't believe how many people still think figs can't grow in this area. Drive around Jersey City/Hoboken and they literally grow like weeds. Congrats on the amazing garden!
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PM me on here in the fall when you're ready to overwinter and I'll give you more details.sashaeffer wrote:Cool. May try again! I do my palms much the same way.
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Hi Mike,
I was near you in the past days, just came back with my family from Long Branch, New Jersey. We loved that, nice beaches and we went to Pt Pleasant, very beautifull boardwalk in Jenkinson. There s some pics with some Cocos Nucifera, Syagrus and Washingtonias they planted for summer ... You can see me playing in waves with my girls..
Ben
I was near you in the past days, just came back with my family from Long Branch, New Jersey. We loved that, nice beaches and we went to Pt Pleasant, very beautifull boardwalk in Jenkinson. There s some pics with some Cocos Nucifera, Syagrus and Washingtonias they planted for summer ... You can see me playing in waves with my girls..
Ben
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Very cool Beny! Of course you probably picked the coolest week int he summer to come down here. Amazing how many Quebecois come down this way!!Beny wrote:Hi Mike,
I was near you in the past days, just came back with my family from Long Branch, New Jersey. We loved that, nice beaches and we went to Pt Pleasant, very beautifull boardwalk in Jenkinson. There s some pics with some Cocos Nucifera, Syagrus and Washingtonias they planted for summer ... You can see me playing in waves with my girls..
Ben
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Yes its true, but in Long Branch and Jenkinson, we were almost the only Québécois there. Many of Québécois going a bit farther in Wildwood, Atlantic city and Virginia Beach. We arrived in New York last saturday with an high temp. of 93f plus the humidity, a nice and warm summer day. I know the week before you ve had a big heat wave. We had a good timing. Now i came back with temp. of 75-80f during the day and low of 60f ..
Ben
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Enjoy the rest of summer, Profites-en bien!Beny wrote:Yes its true, but in Long Branch and Jenkinson, we were almost the only Québécois there. Many of Québécois going a bit farther in Wildwood, Atlantic city and Virginia Beach. We arrived in New York last saturday with an high temp. of 93f plus the humidity, a nice and warm summer day. I know the week before you ve had a big heat wave. We had a good timing. Now i came back with temp. of 75-80f during the day and low of 60f ..
Ben
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