Well when you've only got a few metres between your property boundary and your building, what else can you plant?
© Sunshine Coast Daily Photo - Australia
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Palms
Well when you've only got a few metres between your property boundary and your building, what else can you plant?
© Sunshine Coast Daily Photo - Australia
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Must be annoying for all tenants though. Those down low who only gave ugly trunks and those up high whose view of the sea is blighted by palm fronds.
ReplyDeleteProbably a bit too close to the buildings judging from the slight slant.
Palm trees or coconut trees seem like a good choice to me! They just wouldn't grow in my city!
ReplyDeleteI always like palms, wherever they are.
ReplyDeleteSydney - City and Suburbs
Nothing as beautiful as those palm trees! This is a common sight around here too.
ReplyDeleteNot sure which I dislike more; palms, their old fronds or the mature seeds which the bats feed on... but then I've lived with them for many years.
ReplyDeleteI do think that they are great as a foreground to a seaview! :)
Good idea..and very tropical! Yes, I wouldn't mind looking at at them, trunks fronds seeds ...all good to me!
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