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#270703 Mar 25th, 2009 at 07:50 AM
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We´ve retired here, built a home right on the ocean...on a sand bar with a beautiful lagoon in back...Trying to find plants and trees that won´t be eaten up by the salty air...We are in the midst of cocoanuts, mangos, bananas etc. but so far, only hibiscus, boganvilla and a few other plants really like it here. Any ideas? I did not see this subject in the index.
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no ideas but welcome--and happy retirement---


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wavy welcome!

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Salt Tolerant Plants

check also:

Florida Privet

Natal Plum

Confederate Jasmine

Pomegranate [Granada]


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papito #270836 Mar 26th, 2009 at 08:00 AM
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Thanks All for the welcome...Special Thanks to Mister Mystery for the ideas and sites....think I tried everything But...Salt tolerent ....
Some of these I think I already have ...The lantana is doing good in a raised bed...before the dogs ate it..I will look at all of these and see what I can find...We are really in a remote area and plant nurserys are far away, also need to learn some of the local Spanish names for the plants...One they call Copa de Oro is good here.
Gracias..
Jeannie, Beachlady


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papito #270837 Mar 26th, 2009 at 08:01 AM
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Welcome beachlady, I'm sure someone will give you some ideas. Just keep coming back, you'll like it here.

Hopefully in the future you'll feel comfortable enough on the forum to share some pictures of where you live. We'd love to see what you see everyday.


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