HERE IS A VIDEO OF SOME OF THE TIKI BARS, THATCH PRODUCTS-FURNITURE- WATER FEATURES- INTERLOCKING STONE-POTS-I PLAN TO SELL AGAIN THIS YEAR-MOSTLY ALL CANADIAN MADE-- PRICES FOR TIKI BARS ARE UP ON WWW.MONTREALLANDSCAPING.CA FROM 2011 BUT I PLAN TO LOWER ALL PRICES TO MAKE THESE CANADIAN PRODUCTS AFFORDABLE
http://youtu.be/TDtP5eJuWRc
TIKI BARS-FURNITURE-WATER FEATURES AND THATCH PRODUCTS
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- Seedling
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Mike,
Just a heads up that the montrealpalms video (English version) has audio trouble.
Music drowns out the woman narrator, cutting in and out, drowning out your narration too.
Barb
Just a heads up that the montrealpalms video (English version) has audio trouble.
Music drowns out the woman narrator, cutting in and out, drowning out your narration too.
Barb
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If you drink, don't drive. Don't even putt.
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Hey Barb
Is that montreallandscaping.ca that you are talking about or montrealplants.com
mike
mike
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Wheelman 1976
Yeah I used to sell the real coconut thatch and still have some but I was contacted by Palmex to be a distributor and that stuff last for 20 years guaranteed. I am not really pushing these products merely putting the info out there that I can get it and from a Canadian supplier. Can you buy any products to treat your thatch or cover it in the winter