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Im so excited… my niece (age 30) in Orlando on her way to the Birthing Center…. this will be the FIRST “grand” among my sisters and me …
really.
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…. I planted a hardy variety of date palm in the yard several years ago just because they are the most regal when they mature. (it won’t fruit at this location) it’s almost as tall as I am now. I come home carting my little baby treasure in a pot and my husband is not impressed, like, you bought it, you plant it.
Of course, our property is ancient riverbed so it’s clay soil loaded with potato to grapefruit sized river rocks. The rock- to- soil ratio/density varies by location. I know this because we have had to replace fenceposts. The original fenceposts are located between the rocks. Trust the wisdom of the ancient decisions on location. I am pretty sure the old barn is about 50 feet to the east of the original plan because it looks like they tried excavating a pad out and hit boulders too large to move. The front yard appeared to be topsoil. I had to sit on the ground with a tire iron for about 3 days prying rocks out one by one, in between wetting it with a hose, to get the hole big enough to get the root ball in. I’m looking at all the other trees in the yard and wondering if the previous owners used dynamite or hand grenades. I’m wondering if they just laid sod down on top of the yard area decades ago to fool people. And I’m wondering if date palms can grow in rocks. So far, yes.