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Japanese Garden in Jard?n Bot?nico Nacional - SO SAD!
Someone said it was eaten by termites.... well I doubt so. The possible scenario is that someone decided that palm trees don't belong to a "Japanese" garden. And who cares about it as long as we have millions of them in the country!
If termites ate it, they need to plant another one on the same place!!!!
If termites ate it, they need to plant another one on the same place!!!!
I will get a message to Mamoru Matsunaga, the man who made that garden for the Botanical Garden. I was there when he was hip deep in the pond placing the stones "just so"....
It is quite possible that woodpeckers had seriously damaged that coconut tree...they did it to mine...and yes, another one should be planted forthwith!!
HB
It is quite possible that woodpeckers had seriously damaged that coconut tree...they did it to mine...and yes, another one should be planted forthwith!!
HB
while we are doing tree petitions.. could we get some shade trees back in the park on the Malecon by the tiny boxes which they dug out? back when they took out the shade trees to put in the palm trees?
I lost a "palm Tree", and an awning during "Issac".
I live very close to the "Jardin Botanico" and the wind was relly strong.
The tree was very tall and exposed, could have easily blown down.
I visit there often,and always take visitors to SD there. It is like being on another planet!
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I live very close to the "Jardin Botanico" and the wind was relly strong.
The tree was very tall and exposed, could have easily blown down.
I visit there often,and always take visitors to SD there. It is like being on another planet!
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One of my ATF places on the planet.
That huge, spread-out tree in the Japanese Gardens is epic.
