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Jay Jungle
exhibited an early interest in horticulture when, as a
small child, he was marooned in the jungles of Africa.
Rescued as a teenager, Jay spent the next two decades
exploring the flora and fauna of the Austrailian outback,
before settling in the Florida Everglades and turning
his avocation into a professional landscaping career.
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Janet met Jay
Jungle on the Southeast Asian island of Borneo at a orchid
growing competition. The two were captivated by each other,
and soon married. Leaving her home in the rainforests of
Borneo, Janet followed Jay to Florida, where she now serves
as receptionist and bookkeeper for Jay Jungle Landscaping.
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Brian Savage
likes to describe himself as a "gardener extraordinaire."
He first met the Jungles while on a weekend excursion through
the Florida Everglades, armed with only a machete and a
pair of toe-nail clippers. "It's amazing what you can
do with the right tools," Savage said. He added, "Actually,
I just really like to chop things." |
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