pampas2palms
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Ian Cooke
pampas2palms
After dithering for months, I've set up a new blog based website which some of you might find interesting. For those of you that don't know, I split my time between homes in the UK and Palm Springs, California where my partner works. Hence http://www.pampas2palms.com - get it? Well actually pampas and palms grow in both UK and USA but it seemed to sound right. The main content will be plants and gardens, certainly some exotic stuff on both sides of the pond, plus a few other things thrown in and no doubt the odd rant.
Do check it out at http://www.pampas2palms.com and add yourself as a follower if you find it interesting.
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musabasjoos
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looks good Ian. Im joined.
Last edited by musabasjoos on Wed Jan 25, 2012 3:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Yorkshire Kris
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I'm in.
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Addictedtopalms26
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Great website name! Just had a look and the pictures are really good close ups! definately shows the best of the plant in winter, good luck! 
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GoggleboxUK
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Very nice website Ian 
The procedure for commenting is a little convaluted though.
The procedure for commenting is a little convaluted though.
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Clive60
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Like the pics, very colourful, your Cassia by the way is C. Didymobotrya, popular in Madeira and the Canaries.
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Ian Cooke
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Yes - I agree - I'll look into that.GoggleboxUK wrote:Very nice website Ian
The procedure for commenting is a little convaluted though.
addendum - should be easier now - I've altered the settings
Last edited by Ian Cooke on Wed Jan 25, 2012 7:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Ian Cooke
Re: pampas2palms
Thanks for the identification!Clive60 wrote:Like the pics, very colourful, your Cassia by the way is C. Didymobotrya, popular in Madeira and the Canaries.
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fieldfest
Re: pampas2palms
I have subscribed- a good readIan Cooke wrote:Yes - I agree - I'll look into that.GoggleboxUK wrote:Very nice website Ian
The procedure for commenting is a little convaluted though.
you can set it so you dont have to log in to comment:
design-settings-posts and comments-Who can comment?-Anyone - includes Anonymous Users
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Ian Cooke
Re: pampas2palms
Thanks - I've done just that! I'm new to blogs so learning as I go!fieldfest wrote:I have subscribed- a good readIan Cooke wrote:Yes - I agree - I'll look into that.GoggleboxUK wrote:Very nice website Ian
The procedure for commenting is a little convaluted though.
you can set it so you dont have to log in to comment:
design-settings-posts and comments-Who can comment?-Anyone - includes Anonymous Users
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If you're allowing anon comments, make sure they are set to moderation (you have to accept the posting before it appears), or else you'll end up with loads of spam getting posted.