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A few more. The combo of colorful temperate tree's turning color in fall with a palm collection..well,where else do you see that?

I kept looking at that lush green double palm, every frond perfect green. It looks Dean like what you would see in Hawaii...I imagine. Heres a Sabal Birmingham I was told. Hardy to zone 7!

I only know the two main sp. Or is this something else?

To be more accurate? Flying Albino Grasshoppers wearing white Hoodies.

I see Angel Orchid flower as a Flying Albino grasshopper. The Egret looks much more like a raptor. Alien Orchid I think is because of the resemblance to those Muppet aliens that would say,yup,yup,yup. To each his own-ha..

I will call you on that one Dean. Two years. Spectacular,I agree with. Is that a Aloe barbarae in the background? On Hawaiian life I saw a large Dragon tree fronting a yard. Just not often you see the dry tropicals there.

I almost went with California,then stuck to what I know. So, I have noticed there are few newly planted Washies in the bay area. Landscapers and commercial property and cities just are not planting them. I do see many new plantings of huge Date palms,Canary Island Date palms..and good old...

Here's a weed in Laguna in the Philippines my wife took a years ago. I use roundup on them in Hayward..

Makes me want to try A.pupurae. Tropical gardening here is like a Weight Watchers diet. You can't have real Chocolate? SO they give you Carob bean. I cant have the above? I go with purple king palm. Queen palms for Royal and Foxtails...Howea for Coconut. All the way down the line.

Its S64 Ep6 of House Hunters International. If anybody has Comcast,Infinity or maybe on YouTube thats the show. It can't be something common or grown in California. In Belize common enough to be just another hedge plant.

I was watching a show on Belize and saw a plant new to me. It was growing as a trimmed 5' hedge,it had rounded and some cupped leafs,glossy and some yellow variegation,not much of that. The undersides of every leaf was a burgundy. Some Croton? maybe?

The photo reminds me of the ones I took in the Conservatory of Flowers rainforest greenhouse. Fogged up my glasses too. I haven't seen Swiss Cheese plant in years for sale. From common to cant find them. With the drought the box stores are closing their nurseries already and the real nurserys...

Thanks Moose. Its outdoors all year in a pot. Its reliable. It and Plastic Pink sailed this winter. Plumeria obtusa? wow- very tender. Just the nights getting to the 40's last November caused it shed leaves. I'm hoping that was residual Hawaii tolerance (from where I ordered it) and it gets that...