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bagging it and moving to FL?
We're in Port St. Lucie, about 40 minutes north of W. Palm Beach.
Diana "Manelli Family" wrote in message ... "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message .. . Um, y'all come on down! That means all y'all! (No, I don't really talk like that, but I'm considering adopting the language.) Sue, we do have seasons here. They are not as onerous as northern seasons, but they are defined. And as far as heat goes, we are geared toward it. Everything is a/c'd. Lots of tiki places on the water for eating and drinking, if you are so inclined, and there's always a breeze. In the height of summer we have our afternoon t-storms to cool things off. They last just long enough to take the edge off. Pools are common, not unusual. Not for a million bucks would we go back! It's as close to Paradise as one can get. Where are you located? Diana "Gene Schurg" wrote in message news:SwkEh.1113$QI4.730@trnddc01... I visit Orlando about every other month. When I get off the plane this time of the year I ask myself "I don't live here because?" Let's see ... Housing prices about 1/3 of the cost of DC area. Mild weather in winter....hot in summer (but I like hot weather). I'm ready to go. 6 inches of fresh snow this morning. YUK! Gene "unknown" wrote in message ... i just finished reading an article on professional finishing of phals in commercial greenhouses, and it mentions in passing the considerations of cost of heating the 'house the further north you go. it got me wondering how many of you who grow (either commercial or amateur) in the -ahem- cooler climes have ever considered just picking up and moving someplace warmer for the sake of the plants? (as soon as i win that lottery, west palm beach here i come....) --j_a |
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