[at-l] Fakahatchee Strand

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In a message dated 11/4/04 15:25:25 Eastern Standard Time, RoksnRoots@aol.com 
writes:


> Believe it or not, even Central Park has a variety of exotic 
> trees from around the world deliberately planted there. It even has some 
> good 
> old growth specimens of local trees that got that way because they were from 
> the original building of the park...
> 

Oh, I believe it!  The attraction of the Botanical Gardens in the Bronx is 
that they label many of the trees, there is a Botanical Library available on 
site, and once a membership is bought, a person is encouraged to take advantage 
of the ever decreasing cost by the multiple entrances to the park ($90.00 
membership divided by 100 visits makes the effective cost less than $1.00 per).  Of 
course Central Park is free but without the added features.

Skylander