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Think thats a challenge it is but to me it has promise you invited comment on other fibrous grain the Palm tree is one that can be stunning and a real trial, I have some called Black boy commonly here in Australia that is positively tubed roots the botannical spelling escapes me but it sounds like Xanthorea it can be beautiful turned requiring care as well. I like your approach just doing it finding, cutting drying turning it sounds like it could have sentimental value coming from your place as well.

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[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 151074, member: 122"] Think thats a challenge it is but to me it has promise you invited comment on other fibrous grain the Palm tree is one that can be stunning and a real trial, I have some called Black boy commonly here in Australia that is positively tubed roots the botannical spelling escapes me but it sounds like Xanthorea it can be beautiful turned requiring care as well. I like your approach just doing it finding, cutting drying turning it sounds like it could have sentimental value coming from your place as well. Peter.:thumbs: [/QUOTE]

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