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Those are awesome, nice find. 8)
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Here's to all the global warming pushers, may your winters be -30 below and four feet of snow in your driveway. Because I want you happy.
-Aaron-
Posted : 24/03/2011 11:25 pm
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That`s great seeing Y.elatas planted there Barb. I wonder where they got them from. They must have brought them in special delivery? That will be your favorite corner now.
John
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Posted : 24/03/2011 11:43 pm
Those are lovely, indeed 😯 ! Where can I special order those 😡 ? 😆 . Cool!
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Posted : 25/03/2011 1:22 am
nice hydrant Barb!
Oh.......they Yuccas are nice too! We can confirm ID when they bloom.
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Posted : 25/03/2011 6:47 am
Aaron you would be more than welcome. Of course you would have to bring up some Yuccas when you do 😀 Barb that Oak tree is what is going to anchor the winter protection.
John
Thanks John. 😀 And yes I would bring up some yuccas. 😉
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-Aaron-
Posted : 25/03/2011 9:00 am
Thanks.
Thought glauca has a wider leaf?
Being an apartment block (versus a residence), will check with the manager.
He must know who maintains their outdoors.
Will get some shots when they flower.
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Posted : 25/03/2011 10:54 am
I'm going to say 80% sure they are elata. There are, however, narrow leaved Y. glauca which look very similar.
As Tim said, once they bloom there will be no doubt!
Posted : 25/03/2011 11:39 am
I'm sure impressed with their late winter condition.
They took -19C for a low 😀 😀 although downtown is likely a few degrees warmer than my place in winter.
The exposed corner lot means they get nailed with winter winds and salt/snow from road clearing. 😀
Plus, I didn't see any irrigation drip/spaghetti tubes!
Great news!
Barb
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Posted : 25/03/2011 11:56 am
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