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"We need America back!"
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Location: Suburban Dallas
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Green Over White
Considering I'm already living in Texas, I prefer mild winters, so I'd much rather have palm trees. We've got a few of them in my area now, but I'd like to see more.
snow in winter, to tell you the truth. i lived in south FL for 9 years and got tired of seeing palm trees all the time. IMO, palm trees are very boring, i love pine trees and the vegetation they have up in New England all whole lot better
palm trees, I got a couple of small ones in my yard that make it through the winter, and there are also some fairly large ones around the city, they are pretty rare though,but who would've thought.
Other great trees grow where the climate allows palm trees. In-fact in Florida & California many tropical flowering trees bloom all year & most trees never lose their leaves. Palm trees mean warmth. Pine trees mean cold.
Give me palm trees
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Green Over White
