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Hardy Exotics
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Author: Philip
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Growing palm trees, bananas, succulents and hardy exotics in a cool climate.

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by noreply@blogger.com (Philip)
10 May 2008 at 7:18pm
St Patrick is reputed to have driven all the snakes from the island of Ireland and indeed most people living here would assume that he drove out all reptiles (or rather that it is just too cold for...


by noreply@blogger.com (Philip)
10 May 2008 at 6:57pm
The main event of winter 2007/08 was the heavy snowfall on the evening of 3rd January 2008 which saw most of Belfast blanketed in 4 to 6 inches of snow in a couple of hours. This Chamaerops was pic...


by noreply@blogger.com (Philip)
24 Sep 2007 at 4:54pm
This Aloe can survive most of what the UK/Irish climate can throw at it! Cold, wet & drought, even prolonged frosts down to -10°C. Even if defoliated, the chances are it will grow again from its se...



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