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SANTA LIKES LANDSCAPES WITH CHRISTMAS PALMS

The Philippines native Christmas palm (adonidia) gets its name from the bright scarlet fruit clusters it produces in the winter. Many gardeners consider the fruit a debris nuisance, but removing them before ripening usually solves any messy issues. This self-cleaning palm is typically slender and small, normally 15–25 feet tall,…

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Ed and I would like to compliment the efforts of the crew that did trimming on our property last Wednesday. As a reminder, some weeks ago our two hollies were somewhat improperly trimmed. You were kind enough to come out to observe such. FYI, the team leader for our area did remember this and again asked if he could re-trim them. He did a beautiful job and they have never looked better. In addition the gentleman who worked with him did a wonderful job on the remainder of the property. It was just a regular scheduled trimming, but it was very nicely done. Thank you and thanks to the crew for their efforts.
Ed R.