This guy has been growing them in his back yard in Toronto for some time. It takes a whole lot of work though. We're not nearly there yet. He provides regular updates throughout the winter. His last was from two weeks ago. This is from August...
There are some in Vancouver and Halifax as well. Those two cities are moderated by the ocean though so they don’t get the extremes we do.
They take it out in the fall
There are palms all over the UK and ireland.
It still looks gorgeous to me and will soon be complemented by this stunning addition.
And as far as I am aware, it's not indigenous to our local area.
Mostly is Southern parts because the way the Gulf Stream works. Thus, it doesn't get brass monkey cold like it does here in the Winter...despite being on a more Northerly latitude.
www.livescience.com
All informative information. Let’s keep this build centric. On that note, how long do we estimate the next pour is?Definitely not native.
On the climate..............not exactly............The Gulf Stream is a contributing factor........but.......not the way most people think.
Why U.S. East Coast Is Colder Than Europe's West Coast
Warm Gulf Stream pulls down cold polar air.
Maybe I should of said sorta...Definitely not native.
On the climate..............not exactly............The Gulf Stream is a contributing factor........but.......not the way most people think.
Why U.S. East Coast Is Colder Than Europe's West Coast
Warm Gulf Stream pulls down cold polar air.
...consider this an intermission discussion while we wait for those next 4 supercolumns to be installed. And one which was caused by relevant renders posted depicting The One zoning into different locals. >.<
I would say a week or so. I would imagine their is more structure to go in before a next pour