Unlike the coconut tree, sea grape trees are native to the Caribbean. The visual delights are extremely hardy, wind resistant and tolerant of salt water and salt air.
The Truth about Sea Grape Trees
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Month: January 2020
Giving Back to the Community is what it’s all about in paradise
Community spirit runs deep in the Virgin Islands. Many local businesses support non-profit organizations and events — not only with monetary and in-kind product donations but hands-on help, as well.
Washington Redskins fever — a lifelong family affair
“We’re fifth generation Washingtonians on my father’s side,” she said, adding, “Rooting for our team is in my blood. I’ve been a fan since age three.”
Northside Grind is a one-of-a-kind tropical coffee shop and deli
The spirit of great friends working together at a very special place comes to life at Northside Grind. The quaint Caribbean coffee house is a deli, wine shop and mini-mart, too.Owned and operated by Kerrie and Nick Wassum and Trish and Tom Dahl, the savvy couples go...
Bud Light is the Winning Brew During NFL Games at Root 42
At Root 42 Bar and Grill, Bud Light fans are all about winning. Order a Bud Light during any NFL game, “root” for your favorite team, and you get a chance to “scratch and win.” You could rack up great prizes including a free beer, bar towel, T-shirt or other fun...
What’s in an Island Name?
Charlotte Amalie (pronounced Amalia: ah-MAH-lee-ah) Located on the island of St. Thomas, Charlotte Amalie (ah-MAH-lee-ah) is capital and largest city in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Originally known as “Taphus” meaning "beer hall,” in 1691 the harbor town was given...
Flamboyant Trees Inspire Tropical Art, Music, and Song
The exquisitely beautiful flamboyant tree — celebrated for its vibrant orange-red summertime blossoms — is known by many names including Royal Poinciana, Delonix Regia, and “flame tree.” Although native to Madagascar, the tree thrives on tropical islands — even during...
Signs of the Times
In harmony with ongoing eco-friendly efforts, Flamboyan On The Bay Resort & Villas recently commissioned “Don’t Litter” signs — made of recycled wood — to place throughout the property. The colorful reminders were created by local artist Allison Carey and...
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