RE: Back in SC
Even in San Diego almost everything green you see gets some kind of
irrigation. They did not get any rain last winter either, and although
there's irrigation rain helps a lot to keep everything looking decent
through the summer.
Every time I go back east I spend a lot of time gawping out the car
windows at the green. "Look at all that GRASS! Somebody has to mow all
that!"
Cyndi
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From: owner-gardenchat@hort.net [o*@hort.net] On
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Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2007 7:47 AM
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Subject: [CHAT] Back in SC
Hi all-spent the last week in San Diego. My first trip to California. I
loved the weather. My first day there I went to the zoo and confess I
was much more enamored of the plant life than the animal, although that
was interesting too.
Spent a lot of time eating and shopping and walking around downtown.
This was a work trip most of which was spent at the Marine Corps Recruit
Depot. Jim, they had a blooming Hong Kong orchid tree in the Drill
Instructors court yard.
Loved it. That was the first time I've gotten to see one actually
blooming in real life. Loved all the palms and the Jacaranda (I think)
trees were blooming too. I'd love to try one of those here but I'm
afraid it wouldn't survive the winter. But, I'm glad to be home. I have
to admit that although their weather was MUCH nicer, the plant life
wasn't nearly as lush as I thought it would be.
I guess because it's so much more rainy here? Everything at home looks
like it's grown a foot in the week I was gone.
Andrea Hodges
Beaufort, SC
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