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Banyan, Bamboo, Bromeliads . . . oh my! By knoxred on July 4, 2011 I recently had the pleasure of touring the Marie Selby Botanical Garden in Sarasota, Florida. Join me for a photo journey through a tropical garden full of rare and exotic plants. » Read the article

SongofJoy Jul 4, 2011 11:16 AM CST Name: Carole TN Never stop learning

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AlohaHoya Jul 4, 2011 8:51 PM CST Name: Carol Noel Hawaii (near Hilo) It's all about choices.

Great tour!!! That Hoya carnosa is HUGE!!!! Never seen one so large...and so healthy!!! Thanks for the tour....!!! Carol Leap. The net will appear. Quote | Post #710128 (2)

vic Jul 5, 2011 4:07 AM CST Name: Vicki North Carolina

Wonderful article - BEAUTIFUL photos - thank you so much! NATIONAL GARDENING ASSOCIATION Purslane & Portulaca ~ Garden Art CUBITS Heart Strength ~ Trust in the Lord Quote | Post #710245 (3)

knoxred Jul 6, 2011 5:25 AM CST Name: Red Knoxville, TN

Thank you. I knew the only way I could bring home all those gorgeous tropical plants was in pictures. The size and scale of some of the plants was amazing, and the textures...and the way the intense sunlight filtered through the leaves...it was really a great garden experience. Cubits: Gardening in Tennessee ~Landscape Design Articles ~ Cubit Broker - get your Cubit News here! All Things Plants: Tennessee Gardening ~ Landscape Design Quote | Post #711263 (4)

LaVonne Jul 7, 2011 2:06 AM CST Name: Dorothy (LaVonne) Mitchell Somerset, KY

I just love walking through botanical gardens...they are always so beautiful and hold much wonder....should I ever make it to Florida I shall enjoy first hand this garden. LaVonne http://cubits.org http://cubits.org/gourds/ http://cubits.org/Diabetes/ http://cubits.org/DMEnterprises/store Tahlmorra lujhala mei wiccan (The fate of a man rests always within the hands of the gods) Quote | Post #712568 (5)

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