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From: Igala Joseph < To: Emad Hanna < Cc: Brice Gordon Subject: Fwd: Plant Order Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2010 17:30:35 +0000 > >, Jeffery Epstein <jeevacationggmail.com> Here is the quote I got on the Pheonix Canariensis I'm still waiting on pictures. Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Gloria F < Date: July 12, 2010 4:12:43 PM GMT-04:00 To: Joseph Igala < Subject: Re: Plant Order Hi Igala, here's little information concerning the Canary Date Palm, Out supplier is very experience and professional when it come to grooming Canary for shipping out of the country. The cost will be $795.00 per ct. (Example 101ct $7950.00 each) A Word To The Wise You need to know that P. Canariensis is one very temperamental palm and that they do not transplant all that well when initially harvested for transplant. Mature Canariensis are often decades & decades old when transplanted for resale. Because of the time frame necessary to reach these larger sizes, this inventory just isn't available in traditional nursery settings. The palms are field located from existing landscapes and then resold for use on new sites. Many companies that sell these majestic palms harvest them from the ground they grew in for all those years and then deliver them directly to a new site. This method is far less expensive than the harvesting & nurturing model that employs but it also exposes the buyer to a transplant loss rate of 35% and higher depending upon the season during which the palm is moved. The commitment we make requires that we harvest the palms and then hold them in one of our secure nurturing areas for many months. We provide targeted intensive care during the initial shock period and then work continuously to reestablish a healthy new root system. Once the initial move has been successfully accomplished, the palms can be more safely relocated onto a customer's site where a reasonable degree of care will engender prompt establishment. Some of the palms will not survive the initial move and a very few others will fail even after everything we do to avoid losses but the fact is, when you purchase a Canary Island Date palm every possible precaution has been taken, the finest professional care in the industry has been rendered and the palms are well prepared for transplant into their new homes. EFTA00742511 Environmental Behavior • Cold Tolerance: Zones 8a-11 • Drought Tolerance: High • Salt Tolerance: Med • Light Requirements: High • Wind Tolerance: Med to High • Soil Requirements: Adaptable • Moisture Tolerance: High • Nutritional Req.: Moderate • Loss rate during first 90 days after transplant: 35% • Loss rate during first 12 months on site but after first 90 days: 10% Identifying Characteristics • Dense heavy canopies of green to dark green fronds with a thick, pineapple like nut comprised of cut frond stems just under the fronds. • Very heavy caliper trunk, usually 28 inches plus. • Trunks are semi smooth and display a distinct diamond shape pattern. • Aerial roots are often found on the lower two feet of trunk. • Canary Island Dates have been known to reach heights of 60 feet of clear trunk but they are very, very slow growers. Thanks Gloria On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 3:49 PM, Joseph Igala < wrote: Good Afternoon Gloria, we spoke already, so if you could put an proposed invoice of what this will cost including shipping, and get it to me ASAP we can get the order rolling this week, Finally thanks!! We Need This: Red Ginger- 300 BouganVilla - 350 Red 200 (20 7gal the rest 1gal) Lavender 50 Orange 50 white 50 Oleander -400 red- 150 white-1 50 pink-I00 Desert Rose 100 red-50 pink-50 EFTA00742512 Haleconia (orange)- 300 Pride of Barbados 300 red-100 yellow-100 pink-100 Bird of Paradise 200 white-100 blue/green-100 Trees: African Tulip- 25 Golden Shower -50 yellow- 25 red/pink-25 Gloria Fagan Island Tropical Foliage, Inc. 17960 SW 232nd Street Miami, FL 33170 phone 305-245-0109 fax Email Address.: Web Site: www.islandtropicalfoliage.com Thank you for choosing Island Tropical Foliage, Inc. We appreciate your business EFTA00742513