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Ready2Play · 05-12-2012, 02:37 AM

What's up folks...I'm Pete.

I figured I'd check out the info on the site and try to learn a thing or two. I'm from just outside Atlanta, and the fiance and I have decided to transform a huge area of our back yard to "little Hawaii." We both lived and met there, and decided it would give us a nice reminder as well as a good background setting to tie the knot.

So far,we have 5 abyssinians, 3 musa basjoo, and 2 supposed California gold plants..waiting on the cg's in the mail...but the rest are on the porch until we get some landscape work outta the way. One basjoo already sprouted pups too.

Gonna be adding as much "cold hardy" tropical foliage as we can. We have quite a few small palms (pindo, blue fan, sago, and cabbage) and soon to get a couple large ones (cabbage, windmill, euro fan). Any suggestions would be great! We aren't afraid to give something a shot, and need some good tropical fillets before our wedding in September, so fast growers are a must.

Anyways...that's me. Glad to find the site...pics of the area done soon cause I know people love pics Haha..

05-12-2012, 02:37 AM	#1 (permalink)
Ready2Play Pete Location: Auburn, GA Find me on the map! Zone: 8 Name: Pete Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 50 BananaBucks : 22,791 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 25 Times in 6 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 2 Times	Newb on a tropical mission... What's up folks...I'm Pete. I figured I'd check out the info on the site and try to learn a thing or two. I'm from just outside Atlanta, and the fiance and I have decided to transform a huge area of our back yard to "little Hawaii." We both lived and met there, and decided it would give us a nice reminder as well as a good background setting to tie the knot. So far,we have 5 abyssinians, 3 musa basjoo, and 2 supposed California gold plants..waiting on the cg's in the mail...but the rest are on the porch until we get some landscape work outta the way. One basjoo already sprouted pups too. Gonna be adding as much "cold hardy" tropical foliage as we can. We have quite a few small palms (pindo, blue fan, sago, and cabbage) and soon to get a couple large ones (cabbage, windmill, euro fan). Any suggestions would be great! We aren't afraid to give something a shot, and need some good tropical fillets before our wedding in September, so fast growers are a must. Anyways...that's me. Glad to find the site...pics of the area done soon cause I know people love pics Haha..