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Visitors-- You are always welcomed here
at Fancy Hibiscus. Drop by and see what's blooming.
Below are friends who have taken the time to say HELLO!
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Denise and hubby from Boca Raton visited last
weekend -Thanks!! |
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Elina and Ingeborg and their husbands Glen and
Alex, drove over from Ft. Myers to see our flowers. We met Ingeborg
at a hibiscus show we did in Washington, DC back in 1989!! Ingeborg
has bought plants and grows our Fancy Hibiscus even though she now lives
in Canada. Thanks for keeping in touch Inge! |
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Lisa and Kevin drove down from Lake Park in West Palm Beach
to add to their fancy Hibiscus collection. Great visit on a nice
Spring afternoon. |
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Tony C, a Ft. Lauderdale designer/architect brought his
family visiting from Houma ,La. Welcome Evelyn and Dennis. |
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Lou and Gail A. from the Greater New Orleans Area were
visiting family in Miami proper and came by on their way home to check out
our Fancy Hibiscus...they went home with a bunch of plants and more than a
handful of flowers.. and YES we had chance to eat Cuban food. |
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Kit Curtin is a Biologist and a leading
authority on Manatees. Based in Key Largo she travels the Southeast
studying the Manatees and her travels brought her to see our Fancy
Hibiscus. Thanks Kit! And we look forward to following your worthy
endeavors to save these wonderful creatures. |
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Vicky and Burt drove to Pompano Beach from
North Miami Beach (only 25 minutes away) with Amanda and Mona...They went
home with plants and extra flowers.. what a joy! |
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Susan and Tom S. bought their first Fancy
Hibiscus from us about 7 years ago when they were living in
Indiana. They were on a business trip in So. Florida
when they decided to drop by. We had a great time talking
hibiscus and picking favorites to take to their new home in
the Atlanta area. |
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George and Barb BS from Naples, Fl took a relaxing
drive across Alligator Alley and the Everglades on a Monday morning to see
our Fancy Hibiscus. Of course they took time to eat Cuban food on
the way home. |
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From Hobart, In. we had Wally and Doris J. and his brother
Bruce and Pat J. They bought plants for their winter homes in New Smyrna
Beach Fl and others to be shipped in the Springtime. A very nice
visit with nice people. |
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Carey and Ron were in Boca Raton from Pittsburgh and
dropped by to get plants and to say hello--Thanks!! |
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Alix and Bob came down from West Palm Beach on a bright
January Saturday...this is what south Florida is all about! |
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Tanya & Mike came from Russia and settled down in Ft.
Lauderdale, They are growing a tropical botanical garden on their
property that consists of hundreds of tropical species, some of them are
rare and exotic. They like to brag that their place is
"Home of a gazillion plants".
Of course, they were WOWED by our Fancy Hibiscus!
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Jim and Pat Gustafson from Hot Springs Ar.
Jim has been buying Fancy Hibiscus for over 12 years and finally made
it down to visit. If you are ever close to Hot Springs
drop in on Jim at Granny's Restaurant. |
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Sr. Julio Valdes from Panama with co-workers Melania and
Lilibeth. |
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Nephew Billy from Lake Charles La.
with his beautiful wife Olya, taking home plants. Olya is a new
arrival from Odessa in the Ukraine and is adapting well to life in
Louisiana...except to Cajun seasoning..... |
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Looking for a great picture for your desktop wallpaper? Right
click on picture and click on "Set as background".
This is the from the 40 ft Jacaranda tree that Maria has grown from
seed and is the center of our front yard landscape.
Enjoy! |
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IGGY the Iguana is our resident Bug-Zapper. He is
spotted periodically chomping on red hibiscus. I've actually seen
him jumping up trying to catch Schizopetalus blooms, the ones that look
like Chinese Lanterns. We figure he's about 4 feet long. Just
one of the locals here in tropical South Florida. |
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VISITORS from Minnesota!! Greg and Kay D. visiting with
their friend Carol (holding flower) .....of course we had to eat
CUBAN that day ...I think Greg plans his visits more for the
Cuban food than for the plants. |
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Fred came to visit during the cold weather of Christmas
week--notice the jacket. Must have been at least 68 degrees that
afternoon. B-r-r-rrr! |
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Kelly from Belle Rose, Louisiana came by to visit us and
pick up plants. Here she'd holding up a coconut I'm send back to her Aunt
in Labatville, La. |
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Here's Jarrett holding the coconut for Grand Aunt Myrtrice! |
More pictures soon...I promise.
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