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Sorry to see the damage Mike. I know how much time and energy you put into your garden. I'm sure things will recover quickly.

Helen's Favorite and Mona Lisa

Tug Boat Annie and Daisy Ortegas

Mackenzie, Pop's Yard, Trinidad&Tobago and A.B. Cartlege

Plaid Oak, Cutler #34 and Tan Wi Kiat

Good stuff Mike! Thanks for posting these pics.

Spoke with George yesterday. He said he is going to put about 20 lbs of pork tenderloin on the smoker for the group. Everything else will pretty much be up to the attendees. People can start to show up as early as 10 am, but figure that the auction will start after the meat is ready, somewhere...

Here's one at a property I do maintenance at in Shark Key. It is 8 ft plus. Planted 12 years ago to the best of my knowledge. It does not get full on blazing sun, so it would probably be larger if it did. Still a nice palm though.

O.K., So I've had contact with George, and it looks like March 19 will be the date. I'll post soon with more details. Looking forward to seeing all the usual suspects!

Thank you Marie. So this potentially leaves either March 19 or March 26, or maybe even April 2.

I realize it might be a little early to get the ball rolling on this, but with spring rapidly approaching, I figured now was as good a time as any. George Zammas has expressed his desire to host this year spring event, preferably sometime in March, but there could be some flexibility. Now with...

Happy Birthday Mr. Mike!

Hey Bren, I use different types of mulch on different properties depending on budget and ease of access on the property. The one product I will never use is any colored mulch. Try finding out what they use to dye this stuff with, regardless of color, and no one has ever answered me. I've also...

My first thought was Medenilla from the blooms, but it has a very woody appearance in the photo. Very cool plant Dean. Thank you for another ID Marie!

Pretty much all day filtered, with a spot of direct here and there depending on the position of the sun.

This Ethel Craig is at one of my accounts in Key West. Due to its placement, it was very difficult to get full plant pics.

These are all very good questions Mark, and ones I don't have the answers to. Mr. Searle???

Thought I would post pics of Jeff's Jackpot, as it was looking quite good the other morning.

Walking with Jeff Searle in his garden the morning after the annual Holiday party, we came across this very nice looking croton. Jeff said he wanted to call this one Chris Mayhew. Jeff will have to fill in on the details of the origin of the plant. Mr. Searle...