Lorenzo Costa : Great, YAHOOOO!!!! so happy and now action!!!

Jehan de Maille : yes, thanks Lorenzo.....now to turn that mono banana plantation into something way better :)

S. Symens : Hehehe, that took its time to arrive! You didn't get the email notification? Anyway, time to rejoice :-)

Cindy Madou : Finally! Well done and good luck with phase 1

Fabian Hofstede : Congratulations, have fun now applying!

Susan Cornish : Jehan - I am so happy your long wait was finally rewarded with the confirmation email! Does anyone have any idea how many of us there are in this class of 2015? All the Best!

Florie Brown : Well done you, good luck with all that your planing to do.

Kathryn Tracy : Well done, you! I, too, am basking in the receipt of my certificate and struggling to continue to do my full-time job when I really want to be doing earthworks at home...ok, anywhere they'll let me design! So excited!

Kathryn Tracy : PS As far as the size of Class of 2015, I don't know but I'd really like to know how many and where we all are.

Jehan de Maille : hey all, thanks for your kind messages.....now, to give an idea of an answer to Kathryn and Susan's question, while waiting for the email of confirmation i did some counting of geoff's unverified 2015 online pdc's.....i got somewhere around 217....best luck to you all....here it has been seed gathering and heavy mulching as rainy season has started.....LOVE my mexican bird of paradise, a tall shrub or small tree from the fabaceas....comes in 3 colours, orange, pink and yellow, grows fast and will be installed in between the bananas to help with muclh and nitrogen.....and for those with similar climate, i'd recommend the "lluvia de oro" (rain of gold), a bigger member of the fabaceae team, stunning yellow flowers and no splinters.....super choice for gardens etc....looks GORGEOUS......got some moringas too, and they too look amazing with their white flowers.....good to get all these guys growing :)

Florie Brown : Hi Jehan, so please to hear your moringa is doing very well Mine is still in a pot in the green house I am going to repot it and keep it as an indoor plants as memory of plants of the hot tropics. Sounds like you have a nice collection of plants there. the rain of gold is indeed a beautiful plant.