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Iowa Palm Trees
Unreal!
Robert Williams
- vp hotels
- Moline, Illinois, United States
- I am the VP of Hotel Operations for Heart of America Restaurants and Inns. I have worked for this company for over twenty years, and it is a dynamic, entrepreneurial company, with 17 restaurants and 11 hotels. We deliver memorable experiences for travelers who expect high quality, high value, and excellent customer service. We currently operate 12 franchises and original concepts in 10 metropolitan areas in 6 Midwestern states. We are a growing Midwestern (Family owned) hospitality company with 29 properties and 2500 employees.
7 comments:
I think it is great what you are trying to do. I am doing the same but I live in Montreal, Canada
check us out we have 5 years experience with wind mill palms outside and 20 years in industry
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I can tell you how to wrap fronds -contact me my name is mike-you will get my tel + e-mail (thru) website
If thats pinestraw around the trees.. better start putting some hard wood mulch.. It will hold heat pinestraw will not.
I am in iowa too and hope that these trees make it though the winter!! Please let us know how they are doing now that spring is near.
How hard does your ground freeze? I have experimented with smaller windmills here in SW Minnesota with no luck. I now hit the house plant department at Wal-Mart, Lowes and Home Depot every spring and buy feather palms.
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What happened to this blog? It was just getting interesting and then BAM - not a word for 4 months.
What did you name the trees? How are they doing?
So... we're all waiting for the spring update. How did they do? Photos????
Im pretty sure I have left a couple comments for this site over the past few months, yet I do not see where they were posted. Is anyone checking this site anymore? Whats the deal?
There are alot of people who have interest in the outcome of this past winter. What survived, what didnt.. etc. Are you going to update this blog? Please let us know. Its now memorial day weekend, and were WELL on the way to summer, so you should have results by now. Thanks!
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