31 - March 17, 2009 5:26 pm

Name:

eastern wiseguy

Location:

EGAA

Comments:

GOOD SITE,GOOD LUCK WITH THE FLYING.Call in and see us sometime

Reply: Would love to, have had the same offer from 'the other place' (EGAC :-))

32 - March 11, 2009 10:12 pm

Name:

Don

Location:

California

Comments:

Great Page

33 - March 11, 2009 10:09 pm

Name:

Private

Location:

Private

Comments:

View private message (Admin only).

34 - January 26, 2009 10:29 am

Name:

Sofia

Location:

Texas

Comments:

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Reply: Hi! Nice to hear from you & thanks for signing my guestbook! Had to remove your link as it wasn't appropriate, sorry!

35 - October 31, 2008 7:06 am

Name:

sean Cunningham

Location:

coleraine

Comments:

Thanks for an informative site. I am new to exotics and was finding it difficult to get info on plants for NI. Your site was a god send. I tried to e-mail you for further advise but it failed to go.

Reply: Hi Sean,
Thanks for the positive comments! You have to remove the 'IHATESPAM' from the email address provided by the 'email me' link - sorry about this but it's a necessity otherwise I will get bombarded with junk mail!

36 - October 15, 2008 2:25 am

Name:

Jyothi

Location:

India

Comments:

Hi
Your websites is the best one, its not easy to do such a wonderful work.

Reply: Thanks for the comments! Had to remove the link as I didn't feel it was appropriate, sorry!

37 - August 5, 2008 8:44 pm

Name:

Gregg Stelzer

Location:

Winston-Salem,North Carolina, USA

Comments:

Just happened to find your web site and I thought that your plants are fantastic! We are a bit colder in the winter than your area, but we do grow about 90% of the exotics that you grow. Our HOT and Humid summers do give the plants a healthy shot of growth. I was surprised not to see some Fatsia Japonica growing in your garden, although not a palm, quite tropical looking and is very popular in North Carolina as an accent plant near palms. I enjoyed every pic of your wonderful plantings! Bye Y'all Gregg Stelzer

Reply: Hi Gregg, I've been to South (not North unfortunately!) Carolina in summer and I know all about the heat & humidity! Saw lots of palms there though, mostly hardier species such as sabals. Could use some of your hot weather right now! Oh BTW I do have a fatsia :-)

38 - January 5, 2008 7:55 pm

Name:

Surfing

Location:

USA

Comments:

You have an awesome web site, Thanks for allowing me to sign your guest book. To the evangelist, pastors, teachers, and other outreach workers, who have been looking for material to win souls and build church growth, go to fishingforsouls.com where you can print over 135 English (KJV) & Spanish (RVR) Tracts online for FREE. God Bless.

39 - February 3, 2007 5:07 pm

Name:

Philip McErlean

Location:

Belfast

Comments:

Very impressed with your plantings and very envious of the Jubaea in particular! (Must update my own web pages, having seen yours - too ashamed to give the URL!)
Philip

Reply: Hey Philip, I've seen your site and it's not half bad :-) nice trachies.....

40 - July 29, 2006 12:40 pm

Name:

Brian Lowe

Location:

Larne,County Antrim

Comments:

41 - March 18, 2006 1:25 pm

Name:

Eileen Calder

Location:

north belfast

Comments:

I was looking at your exotic plants pages thinking I was looking at plants grown in Florida or at least the south of England imagine my shock when I realised where you are. It has been very inspirational. I have a very small garden but am very fond of tropical looking plants. Thankyou

Reply: Hi Eileen,
Glad you enjoyed my site, hope the info was useful!

42 - January 7, 2006 8:42 am

Name:

Jacques RAJADE

Location:

Montferrier sur lez 34980 France

Comments:

Hi Gavin,
Try to use the email of your site, but it does not work
Please email me your new email
Thanks
Best wishes for 2006
Jacques

Reply: Bonjour Jacques, et meilleurs voeux pour 2006! Il faut supprimer 'IHATESPAM'

43 - January 4, 2006 3:36 pm

Name:

Gavin McCormick

Location:

Belfast

Comments:

Just upgraded my guestbook, entries will once again appear immediately. The new version incorporates some protection against abuse of this facility. Go on, sign it, you know you want to....

44 - December 21, 2005 6:23 pm

Name:

Private

Location:

Private

Comments:

View private message (Admin only).

45 - September 19, 2005 10:48 am

Name:

Janine

Location:

Jersey

Comments:

Great to read of your enthusiasm, I'm on the same route as you, but perhaps a little luckier with the climate?! I agree that it is the winter wet that gets them in the end. Have you tried any of the Cordylines?

Reply: Hi Janine,
Yes the Channel Islands must have one of the best climates in the British Isles! We're not too far behind here though, probably losing out more on summer heat if anything. I have a few cordylines (they were the first exotics I grew). Cordylines are everywhere here & I would personally like to see some true palms becoming more widespread too!

46 - August 10, 2005 7:02 am

Name:

Andy Queen

Location:

Bangor County Down

Comments:

Hi there Gav, excellent to here of another Palmaholic here in Norin Iron.
Great Website and great Garden.

You are more than welcome to visit my place in Sunny Bangor.

King Regards Andy.

Reply: Great to hear from you Andy! I may take you up on that when I get a chance! You garden looks very impressive from the pics I've seen :-)

Update (Oct 08): Having now seen your garden Andy I can say that photos on an internet site don't do it justice. You are welcome to visit my place also!

47 - July 9, 2005 10:35 am

Name:

ady

Location:

Comments:

i enjoyed my 10minutes of browsing the site, not sure how i got here tho=|

48 - June 25, 2005 4:06 pm

Name:

Gavin McCormick

Location:

Belfast

Comments:

OK... My ISP have launched a new CGI platform which should have corrected the previous problems. This entry has appeared, therefore it must be working! Once again, if your entry was lost due to the previous disaster, could I ask you to re-sign it.
Many thanks :-)
G

49 - April 22, 2005 9:11 pm

Name:

Pamela

Location:

New York

Comments:

I just came across this website and was fascinated by the section on exotic gardening. I just love palm trees but I don't seem to be able to grow one - perhaps my window box just isn't big enough? Or maybe the winters here are too cold? Do you think I should try to wrap my electric blanket round my tree on cold nights??
I look forward to hearing from you. Keep up the good work !;)

Reply: Hi sis!!