A Quality Plant - Florida Wholesale Palms

November 4, 2010

It rained all day today. We needed the rain. Cold will be coming behind the rain.

A Quality Plant has made sure to keep the tropical palm trees near the office where we can protect them in the event of a frost / freeze event. The palms needing protection include the Foxtail Palms, Christmas Palms, Arenga engleri or Dwarf Sugar Palms, Thatch Palms, Coconut Palms and the Pygmy Date Palms / Roebelenii Palms.

Ones that won't need protection from the frost are the Washingtonia Palms, Queen Palms, Canary Island Date Palms, Sylvester Palms, Medjool Palms, Pindo Palms, European Fan Palms and the Ribbon Palms.

We sold another load of Sabal Palms today too. Way to go Mary!

Rob Pittman
A Quality Plant
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Wholesale Palms Florida - A Quality Plant

We finished the landscape installation in Poinciana, Florida today. We installed 5 grey wood Queen Palms and 4 Pygmy Date Palms / Roebelenii's. Spoke with a neighbor about installing Canary Island Date Palms or Sylvester Palms. We discussed trimming requirements for Washingtonia Palms and Sabal Palms.

I am meeting with two paver companies tomorrow in Apollo Beach at a new job site. We are installing Royal Palms, a Bismarck Palm, Triple Foxtail Palms, Curved Ribbon Palms and more. It will be the largest residential landscape job this year for A Quality Plant.

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Wholesale Palms Florida - A Quality Plant

Today we planted Grey Wood Queen Palms and Pygmy Date Palms also known as the Roebelenii. Have to go back to Orlando tomorrow to finish. We ran into wires and pipes and rocks. We should be finished after a couple hours there. Looking forward to starting the Tampa Landscaping job. We should be there by Thursday. We will be installing a Sylvester Palm, Pindo Palm, Roebelenii Palms and a Ponytail Palm.

Rob Pittman
A Quality Plant
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Wholesale Palms Florida

A Quality Plant was glad to see Mary back in the office today after a long battle with the flu. We watered all the container palms today. We trimmed the large Bismarck Palms. We trimmed the date palms in the front of the property too. The Sylvester Palms, Medjool Palms and the Canary Palms are looking good. We are installing Queen Palms, Pygmy Date Palms and Coontie Cycads tomorrow in Orlando. The Queen Palms are Grey Wood Queen Palms. There are four triple Pygmy Date Palms going too.

Rob Pittman
A Quality Plant
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A Quality Plant - Florida Wholesale Palms

Sold a couple loads of Sabal Palms today. One of the customers is interested in European Fan Palms too.

We worked on Palm removal's today. At one house, we removed a Foxtail Palm and A Christmas Palm and replaced them with 15 Gallon Queen Palms. we removed a 20' of Grey Wood Queen Palm from the other house.

Not too exciting but worth doing!

Rob Pittman
A Quality Plant
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Don't forget about our other palms. Date Palms, Medjool Palms, Sylvester Palms, Pindo Palms, Canary Island Date Palms, Washingtonia Palms, Chinese Fan Palms, and Ribbon Palms.

A Quality Plant - Florida Wholesale Palms

We completed a landscape installation today. We installed two Sylvester Palms, One Phoenix Hybrid, Two Bismarck Palms, and one Reclinata Palm / Senegal Date Palm. We back filled the holes with top soil as the existing soil was not good at all. We created raised beds for the customer to plant at a later date.



Rob Pittman
A Quality Plant
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A Quality Plant - Florida Wholesale Palms

October 26, 2010

Sold a few palms today including a Pindo Palm, Sylvester Palm, Pygmy Date Palm and a Ponytail Palm. Sold a Floss Silk Tree too. Cleaned up around the farm and watered all the container plants.

Took pictures of a yard today. This is a new Landscape Project. I will be using a CAD program to create a Landscape Design. The job has Curved Ribbon Palms, Triple Foxtail Palms, Royal Palms, and a really big Bismarck Palm.

We are Transplanting Palms for the neighbor too. We will be moving 4 Foxtail Palms and transplanting the palms on site. The palms are splitting the 4 by 4 planters they are in.

Rob Pittman
A Quality Plant
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