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Warm sunny weather produces tropical plants. Millions of years ago the entire planet had a similar climate. Humidity is good for your skin. No place beats Florida winters.
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Warm sunny weather produces tropical plants. Millions of years ago the entire planet had a similar climate. Humidity is good for your skin. No place beats Florida winters.
Miami is too cold for ultra-tropical plants. One cold snap and bye bye breadfruit, mangosteen, lipstick palms...
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Warm sunny weather produces tropical plants. Millions of years ago the entire planet had a similar climate. Humidity is good for your skin. No place beats Florida winters.
I assume you mean inside the continental US. If not, do you travel much outside the US? Plenty of locales around the world are much warmer than Miami in winter. Miami had snow in the air in 1977, not too long ago really.
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Warm sunny weather produces tropical plants. Millions of years ago the entire planet had a similar climate. Humidity is good for your skin. No place beats Florida winters.
LMAO! millions of years ago, the entire planet was frozen, there ain't no such thing as a "tropical plant"
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