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Originally Posted by joldnol
I understand many of you are new to Fla when you move in but there is a reason you see hardwoods in the country and not palms. Leave the oaks on your property.....you be grateful in ten years. The bio diversity of your neighborhood will thank you too.
A humble Villager and native Floridian
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Not sure where the OP is looking when he's out in the country, since there are
NATIVE sabal palmettos growing all over Florida.
I currently have five different species of palms growing here in Birmingham and when we finally move to TV I certainly hope our neighbors don't have a strong dislike for palms. I can guarantee that our property will be quite palmy, in fact I hope to have a nice variety of different palms similar to what Jimbo is growing. Can hardly wait for the day........
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