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fishtail succulent Fishtail Palm - Live Plant in a 4 Inch Pot - Caryota MitisThe fishtail palm was named for its unusual leaves shaped like a jagged fish's tail which form thick, swirled layers of ruffled fronds. Fishtails are clustering palms that grow dense and full. They can be used as privacy screens especially while they're young and create a draping mass of deep green leaves among large trunks as they age. Many homeowners opt for growing a fishtail in an area where they've been considering clumping bamboo. It won't
The fishtail palm was named for its unusual leaves - shaped like a jagged fish's tail - which form thick, swirled layers of ruffled fronds. Fishtails are clustering palms that grow dense and full. They can be used as privacy screens - especially while they're young - and create a draping mass of deep green leaves among large trunks as they age. Many homeowners opt for growing a fishtail in an area where they've been considering clumping bamboo. It won't spread as much or grow as fast as bamboo, but gives the same kind of tropical look and privacy. Fishtails grow at a moderate rate to about 20 to 25 feet. They're moderately cold tolerant, best in warmer areas of Zone 9B and southward. This palm can be grown in full sun to part shade. The more shade, the slower the growth rate. Mature stems will eventually flower and produce inedible fruits...and then die. These can be cut back and new growth sprouting up from the bottom will help fill in.- The fishtail palm was named for its unusual leaves - shaped like a jagged fish's tail - which form thick, swirled layers of ruffled fronds.
- Fishtails are clustering palms that grow dense and full. They can be used as privacy screens - especially while they're young - and create a draping mass of deep green leaves among large trunks as they age.
- Many homeowners opt for growing a fishtail in an area where they've been considering clumping bamboo. It won't spread as much or grow as fast as bamboo, but gives the same kind of tropical look and privacy.
- Fishtails grow at a moderate rate to about 20 to 25 feet. They're moderately cold tolerant, best in warmer areas of Zone 9B and southward.
- This palm can be grown in full sun to part shade. The more shade, the slower the growth rate. Mature stems will eventually flower and produce inedible fruits...and then die. These can be cut back and new growth sprouting up from the bottom will help fill in.
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★★★★★ 3
Strangers forced to share inherited beach house find love
Format: Kindle
The Summer Share is a light romance about Hannah and Simon, who discover that they both have inherited half of a beach house in the Outer Banks. Hannah is a travel vlogger who travels around the US in her camper van, and she is excited to have inherited her grandfather’s beloved beach home. Simon is excited to have inherited the beach house because he hopes to sell to help with his family’s medical bills. They are shocked to learn that their grandfathers left both of them the house. They must agree on what to do with the house, and live there for two months together.
I love the Outer Banks, the setting of this book. The premise of this book is really cute. Hannah and Simon are enemies who are attracted to each other, and they unexpectedly fall in love. However, their banter felt more antagonistic than flirty to me. The pacing of their story was very slow too. I love dual POV, but I found it odd that their POV would often have really similar thoughts and observations. Overall, their relationship just didn’t work for me.
I loved Hannah and Simon’s grandfathers’ story, and of course The Dude was the real hero of this book! His antics were hilarious. I could just picture him - huge, black and white and full of energy. I really loved the author’s description of the book’s setting. I felt like I was in the Outer Banks. I think this book would work for someone looking for a light beach read.
Thank you to Berkley Publishing and NetGalley for this book. All opinions are my own.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Sweet Outer Banks romance
Format: Paperback
jenn mckinlay, what did you DO to me?? 😭
the concept alone had me hooked from the jump. hannah and simon each inherit 50% of their grandfathers' beloved beach cottage in cape split, nc, a place steeped in a love story that predates them both. it's a little wild, a little whimsical, and somehow completely believable, and i was fully obsessed with every second of it. forced proximity + shared inheritance + uncovering a hidden love story buried in the walls of an old cottage?? sign me UP.
but here's the thing, and i really mean this, this book hit way deeper than i expected from a romance. it's about grief, and found family, and what it means to finally let yourself put down roots somewhere. it gave me total emily henry vibes in the best way. like yes there's a slow burn, yes there's swoony moments, but at its core it's just… really beautifully human? the community around the Split felt so lived-in and warm and i genuinely didn't want to leave it.
and i have to be a little biased here, i grew up going to the outer banks and i go back almost every summer still, so reading about the NC coast and all those familiar atmospheric details just hit DIFFERENT for me. 🥹 i could smell the salt air. i could picture every scene. it genuinely felt like coming home in the best possible way.
if you love emily henry, abby jimenez, or any book that makes you feel like you've found your people, please pick this up.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026
★★★★★ 4
emotional contemporary romance
Format: Kindle
The vivid descriptions from the start of The Summer Share by Jenn McKinlay had me instantly invested in the story. Who doesn’t love relaxing with a romcom and dreaming of the summer days ahead?
Independent Hannah and her Great Dane, Dude, are trying to leave their nomadic lifestyle behind. Since she’s inherited her grandfather’s fishing cottage in the Outer Banks, she thought that would be a good place to start.
However, Hannah didn’t expect to find someone fishing off her dock when she arrived, and to find the condition of the cottage worse than she expected. Apparently, Simon had inherited fifty percent of the property from their respective grandfathers, and there are conditions in the wills that neither one was aware of since they didn’t know they had a partner—in more ways than expected—and didn’t fully own it. The next two months should definitely be interesting!
There are some laugh-out-loud moments in this contemporary romance, with sparks flying and glares. Friendly neighbors are willing to lend a helping hand or share a bit of gossip. Hannah and Simon try to recreate some of their grandfathers’ activities and favorite pastimes. We get to meet Simon’s family, and his father was hard to like. He was all about what he wanted and what benefited him.
The book had plenty of romance, steamy moments, release of grief, and lots of reminiscing. The ending is satisfying with a happily ever after, as dreams do come true when you are true to yourself.
The Summer Share is an emotional contemporary romance with highs and lows but also a happy ending.
The review is posted on NovelsAlive.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A Summer Must-Read!
Format: Kindle
Hannah Spencer and Simon O’ Malley both are grieving the recent passing of their grandfathers when they learn they are now co-owners of Pop’s and Gramp’s beach house in the Outer Banks. Hannah, who is a traveling national park influencer, is looking forward to staying one place for a while. Simon just wants to sell as quickly as he can so he can use the funds to take care of his disabled brother. The two immediately butt heads, but must live together during the summer before finally agreeing what to do with the house. As Hannah and Simon uncover long held secrets, they begin to grow close as they navigate their grief. Will Hannah and Simon come to an agreement about the house, or will the summer together be all for nothing?
Jenn McKinlay once again delivers a heartfelt romance infused with laugh-out-loud humor and a cast of scene-stealing supporting characters. Hannah and Simon are lovingly endearing, and their journey together is nothing short of inspirational. The topics of infertility, death of a loved one, and toxic family members is dealt with thought-provoking relatability. Add this to your summer reads list immediately!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great beach read!
Format: Kindle
This is a great beach read! Hannah is a travel influencer, touring the country in her vintage van with her Great Dane, Dude. She was thinking about settling down in a real home for a while when she inherited a beach house from her Pops. As she arrives, she unexpectedly runs into Simon, who is under the impression that it is his house, left to him by his Gramps. When the lawyer arrives to explain things, it turns out that they each own 50% of the house. In order to inherit, they each must spend at least two months living in the house and there are a few other stipulations included. Neither of them is happy about the situation, as Hannah wants to live there, and Simon wants to sell. As they meet people in the neighborhood, they find out there is a lot they didn’t know about their grandfathers. The characters are quite well developed and interesting. I enjoyed watching their relationship develop.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026