Collecting Bromeliads and Orchids in Florida
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Wade Webb
1:34 PM on September 5, 2010
Great site!I was a good friend of leon,and spent alot of time at the isles,and am glad to see it went to someone who would care for the place.I spent many a day chopping cypress knees and also helped drill a well in the back.Leon was a great friend with alot of stories.I would stay out in a camper on my days off in miami,he gave me a great knowledge of orchids,and I did see him actually not sell to some people and just tell them to leave.He lived in a simple cabin,but had a great RV in the back,he loved the place.I will never forget the first time I took a shower in his shower shack,he hard a tokay gecko nest on the wall,the gecko was huge,he just told me"don't mess with the eggs,she'll leave you alone"smiled and walked away.Kinda like when he told me I could swim in the pond and the alligator would leave me alone,but it did.He told me stories of WWII,world travels,and being related to english royalty,he had some awesome orchids,and I still raise orchids to this day .,Thanks for your site,,,Wade
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Carol Wilkes
9:35 AM on July 19, 2010
Your website is inspiring, fascinating, and delightful to my senses. I love growing bromeliads and orchids, and I love Old Florida. I live in Old Homosassa along the "nature coast". I see you live in a fabulous place too. Thank you for this wonderful website. I have passed the link on to friends and family. Maybe we will meet you one day.
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Lynne Mann
10:52 PM on March 14, 2010
Thankyou for your notes on Broms,weve just had a great Bus Trip to our neighbouring towns in Queensland Australia, field days in our Clubs for Orchids,Bromelaides, Ferns,which we all love pottering about in our Greenhouses.
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Pat
11:22 AM on February 9, 2010
Hi there Jack,
WOW! Been a while since I visited you here and you have been busy.
Lots of new things to see, gorgeous pics and great info everywhere.
Guess I better get back to my place and pretty it up some. Will have to replace lots of my plants.
Darn.....must go shopping!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Bill McBride
6:18 PM on January 31, 2010
Wow, what a great site, all about Bromeliads, with histroy of aztecs, myans... wow, cool site
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Wallace Stanley
3:25 PM on December 5, 2009
I really enjoy this site I have returned to it several times and will be back more. Thanks
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