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EASTERN NC becoming a desert oasis and tropical paradise<br />
We do seem to have it all in our area. Amazingly, we have the climate to sustain exotic plants from the<br />
desert and the rain forest. Eddie Walker has built a business very unique, entrepreneurial, and fascinating for the<br />
public. Located off Hwy. 343 on Nosay Road in Camden County. Walker’s Palms imports and grows exotic trees,<br />
plants, shrubs, and grasses to landscape and decorate your property with unique and colorful choices.<br />
Many of us are familiar with bamboo; he has five choices. We can all recognize a generic cactus, but shapes,<br />
colors and blooms vary greatly. Do not worry Eddie can teach you how to plant, care for, and propagate the<br />
Yucca Rostrata or maybe a Rainbow Cactus. Cacti and Agaves are succulents (hold water) making them survival<br />
plants. The medicinal qualities of Aloe Vera offer intriguing remedies to your skin and surface lesions. Some<br />
flowers are even edible. Ask Eddie how to grow a banana tree.<br />
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The website https://ncpalmtrees.com gives a wealth of knowledge and pictures to help make your decisions<br />
easier. But there is nothing like an on-site visit to the beautiful property at Walker’s Palms. Groomed with<br />
Bermuda grass, the main house stands proudly before a side and back yard created with loving genius by the<br />
family of wife Carmen, son Gabe, and Eddie. Walk around the aerated pond and pass by their Koi Pond, no time<br />
to lounge in the shaded hammock as you trek past the waterfall toward the outdoor lounge area adjacent to the a<br />
canopied grill.<br />
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The tour of the hot house, nursery, and informative tutorial helps one envision your own home project. You<br />
realize this is an upgrade of function, beauty, and investment. The imagination of exotic vacations can<br />
realistically become part of your home or vacation property. What an incredible revelation to learn how<br />
functional and sustainable these exotic additions can be to our geographic area.<br />
See the ad in this edition of <strong>Albemarle</strong> <strong>Tradewinds</strong>…make the call (252) 312-9155.<br />
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Create a Tropical paradise in your own backyard!<br />
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Many Species of Cold Hardy Palm Trees<br />
from 2 foot to 20 foot<br />
Cold Hardy Banana Trees & Cacti<br />
Large and Small Yuccas and Agaves<br />
Many Species of Cold Hardy Desert Plants<br />
Call Eddie for more information<br />
(252) 312-9155<br />
178 Nosay Road, South Mills, NC<br />
Monday - Sunday 10-5<br />
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