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Browsing and buying at the Edison Estate Plant Sale….Ft. Myers, Fla La Land.

February 14, 2022 by Blogfinger

This young lady bought a skinny tree. Getting advice from the grower.  Paul Goldfinger © 2/13/22 Ft. Myers, Fla. Tropicana Forum. Click to enlarge.  M10M

 

Some people just socialized  and chatted. It was crowded. Lets hang around and block the path.    Paul Goldfinger photo 2/13/22.

 

EMMY ROSSUM     From her album Sentimental Journey.

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  1. on February 14, 2022 at 3:53 pm David H. Fox

    Edison used his Florida estate for botanical research to identify a local source of latex. World War I pointed out to him the problem of dependence on foreign sources of rubber. Goldenrod proved to be the best native plant, but synthetic rubber was invented before this could be put to use.



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