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Humble Beginnings of A Botanical Gardens N of PV in Litibu

Started September 20, 2006 · 7,658 views · 5 posts
Hi All:

An opening is about 2 years away under the best of circumstances, but I have been cultivating, killing and feeding cows tropical plants for several years.

In the meanwhile, I thought people might enjoy seeing photos of some of my plants and projects.

So I setup a little website and posted a couple hundred photos.

http://www.LitibuGardens.com
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I agree with ronald...lyrihn your photos are very beautiful.
Please do tell us more!! :)
Thanks guys. Yes virtually all are taken onsite. There are a few exceptions. For example, my Thai Kaffir Limes trees which i started from seed are now 7 years old and have about 2 yrs more to go to set fruit --but i added a photo of a tree fruiting as well so people could see what a wrinkly kaffir lime looks like

FYI, kaffir lime leaves are used like bay leaves in cooking thai dishes.

Another exception is the boa constrictor. He is the one i rescued off highway of la cruz, -- but i released him onsite so he may still be there .
lyrihn I think you have a little piece of pie that is going to taste mighty good.. :)
Good luck with your adventure...Litibu looks wonderful.
lyrihn, now you are talking my language and profession as well! How far from Puerto Vallarta are you located and would you consider an informal visit from myself in January if I promise not to touch anything?
I did not know that mimosa blossomed. I will be back to your website over and over again!

Joyce