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The hairiest one!
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Two pics of CIDP:
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At beginning of winter, the CIDP showed some orange spots, obviously needed Potassium, so it got Epsom Salts and 0-0-44.
Seems happier now even though soil is cold.
Trachies from John are really nice.
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Come to think of it, got the 3 W.filifera from John too!
A few pics of misc. stuff:
This Bamboo palm just keeps on growing and growing and flowering and flowering!
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Ponytail self-cleaning :
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Jade Tree in flower:
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Mexican Feather Grass will get a haircut in spring (bronze form at right):
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I've forgotten how old this Geranium is, but it flowers winter, spring, summer!
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Chinese fan palm: Almost lost this to hot dry desert winds this summer ("somebody" put it on the west side of building!!!!!), but it's coming back.
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Have moved a few Trachies outside into the mild weather.
Others are too heavy, they'll have to wait for spring.
Thanks for the visit!
Barb
