They returned home and mentioned offhandedly to Axel that if his trees were on a well-traveled tourist route, they might draw people who would pay to see them. Axel jumped on the idea and bought a small parcel of land, on the main road between the Santa Clara Valley and the ocean, in Scotts Valley, California, where he started the process of transplanting the best of his trees to their new home.
Returning home, they casually brought up the notion that if Axel's trees were situated on a well-traveled path, they might draw visitors willing to pay for the privilege of seeing them. Axel quickly capitalized on this idea and acquired a small parcel of land along the main road connecting the Santa Clara Valley to the ocean in Scotts Valley, California, where he began transplanting his most exceptional trees to their new site.