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| sean sprague | Monday, 2/12/01, 4:19 PM |
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| interested in 2 needle palms, around 2 feet high,
with around the same width, and a 4 foot windmill.
do you not concider shipping? If i came there would
these plants be available and around what cost.
looking to do this endevor in early spring. thanks
for the info, Sean |
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| From: | charlotte, nc |
| Email: | seanienc1@aol.com |
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| Andrew Shrum | Thursday, 1/18/01, 4:07 PM |
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| Could you email the picture of the brazoria palm
that you spoke of on the phone. Thanks and I think
that you have a great site. |
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| From: | Lincoln County |
| Email: | RigaNC@yahoo.com |
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| earl ijames | Friday, 1/12/01, 7:25 AM |
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| happy new year, gary:
though i've been to your nursery several times in
the past five years, i've never had the fortune of
meeting you. your assistant (the sandy blond),
however, was glad to see me leave after i tried to
pick her brains, purchase all of your sabal
palmettos (before you wanted to sell them), and hang
around waiting for you (to negotiate wholesale
prices). you can then imagine my anxiety when i saw
your site, and learned that you are indeed selling
those beautiful sabals this spring.
will you please respond to me as soon as possible
per my inquiry on wholesale prices and becoming a
distributor of your gorgeous specimens. i look
forward to hearing from you or seeing you soon!
with regards, i am
Earl Ijames,
Lake Shore Palms |
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| From: | lake wendell, n.c. |
| Email: | lakeshorepalm@aol.com |
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| John G. Houghton | Saturday, 12/30/00, 11:24 PM |
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| Gary:
I really enjoyed your story and palm photos! I live
in Northern New Jersey where I just got buried in
about 22 inches of snow. I have been growing palms
(Sabal minor, S. palmetto, T. fortunei, W. robusta,
and B. capitata) since the spring of 1989. All are
protected for the winter up here with the exception
of Sabal minor, which has set seed now two years in
a row. I visited Wilmington, North Carolina over the
summer and really enjoyed seeing all of the palms
and other tender plants that you just don't see here
in New Jersey. I hope to relocate to the south at
some point. Looking foeward to the spring already!
Take care. John Houghton in New Jersey Z6b. |
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| From: | Parsippany, N.J. |
| Email: | john245@earthlink.net |
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| bruce repei | Saturday, 12/30/00, 5:24 PM |
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| Hi Gary,
I think your palms are beautiful. I have driven
through N. Carolina several times in the past and
always thought of it as the first place we started
seeing palms. The fan and palmetto palms have
always been my favourite. Of course the palms in
Florida are beautiful, but I always thought it was
more special to see them growing where you don't
take them for granted. I felt the same way when I
first saw palms growing in Victoria and Vancouver on
Canada's pacific coast. If you think people are
skeptical of palms in Carolina , ask them about
palms in Canada. But surely they are there and
there are some really large and beautiful ones.
God bless you and your palms and all the effort you
have made. |
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| From: | Hamilton, Ontario, |
| Email: | greenrose8310@hotmail.com |
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| Steve | Saturday, 12/30/00, 4:48 PM |
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| Hi Gary:
Nice web site. Melody(my wife) and I visited your
nursery in the 1980's. We have fruiting Sabal minor
from seed, S. louisiana, Rhapidophyllum, and several
Trachys from seed with 1 to 2.5 feet of trunk.
Do you have seed of Sabal 'Birmingham'for sale?
Have a good new year, Steve |
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| From: | Willingboro |
| Email: | <steven.silberstein@ag.state.nj.us> |
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| Jo Ann Cooper | Wednesday, 12/27/00, 6:11 PM |
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| Found your site by browsing through the garden
launch pad. Had a lot in Beaufort Co. NC, but had
to sell in recently. Was so looking forward to
growing camellias and palms. BUT have not given up
on the idea of retiring in East Carolina. I was
astonished at how many species grew on the 1 acre we
had. I will look forward to checking you site again
for further information on your palm collection.
I am currently attempting to grow a Needle Palm here
in Northern Va. |
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| From: | Fredericksburg, VA |
| Email: | yearn2ramble@va.prestige.net |
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| Brian E. Rodgers | Wednesday, 12/20/00, 9:41 PM |
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| Your site was nice to view. I am a partner within a
strictly palm business called Piedmont Palms, LLC.
We sell, consult with customers, and install
different species of palms here in central SC. It is
nice to see some of your trees doing so well. |
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| From: | Gilbert, South Carolina |
| Email: | rodgers@pbtcomm.net |
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| Pete Sayre | Thursday, 12/14/00, 6:19 PM |
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| Great site Gary. Its nice to see what my palms may
look like in 10 yrs. |
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| From: | Apex, NC 27502 |
| Email: | psayre@nc.rr.com |
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| Marc Ladouceur | Thursday, 12/14/00, 8:27 AM |
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| Hi Gary,
Very impressive Web-Site. I hope to be able to
visit your nursery one day.I purchased two needle
palms from you this spring. You were very kind in
delivering them to Pat McCraken in Raleigh so that
he could in turn deliver them to my friend who was
visiting Washington. My friend and I each planted
our Needle Palm early in the season and now they are
all wrapped, mulched and snow covered for extra
protection. I look forward to letting you know if
they survive our cold winters up here. From what I
read about this amazing palm it may be possible with
the protection provided. Best regards, Marc |
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| From: | Eastern Ontario CanadaZ4 |
| Email: | manager@astroprinting.com |
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| Randy Kobetich | Tuesday, 12/5/00, 9:12 AM |
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| Nice page I am impressed!@ |
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| From: | Rehoboth Beach, DE |
| Web Site: | Garden of Randy Kobetich |
| Email: | rkobetich@chesco.com |
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| Mark Blashak | Thursday, 11/9/00, 6:45 PM |
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| Gary:
Nice site. I grew windmills and needles in Richmond, VA before moving to FL. Keep up the good work...there are too few palms in eastern NC! |
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| From: | Lake Mary (Orlando), FL |
| Web Site: | tropikal |
| Email: | tropikal@aol.com |
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| Larry | Thursday, 11/9/00, 7:05 AM |
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| Awesome Site Gary!,Great Pictures as well,Keep up
The Good Work. |
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| From: | Valley Forge Pa |
| Email: | lgreen@enter.net |
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| Nick Nicosia | Sunday, 10/29/00, 3:31 AM |
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| Do you sell S.Birmingham? |
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| From: | Joppatown Md. |
| Web Site: | user711756 @aol.com |
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| Don | Saturday, 10/14/00, 7:08 PM |
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| Thanks for the very interesting pics!
Sabal 'Birmingham' has proven hardy to -11*f in
Tulsa with only 20% tip burn. Palmetto seems quite
hardy in OKC staying green to -3*f, but Sabal
louisiana trunks much quicker than palmetto in OKC.
ZONE 7 IS SABAL COUNTRY !!! |
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| From: | Oklahoma City |
| Web Site: | Oklahoma Hardy Palms |
| Email: | hardypalms@gardener.com |
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