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I was in Campbell River B.C. last week and spotted these recurvs. Nice looking yuccas. 😀
Cheers,
Jay
Posted : 24/07/2008 8:35 pm
Jay thanks for posting those pics.
The one in the third pic is a stunner.
Barb
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Posted : 24/07/2008 9:55 pm
These things are all over North Nanaimo and are quite repetitious in newer landscapes. Dispite being numerous, not too bad for a garden variety Yucca. Campbell River is definately colder in winter than here.
Cheers, Barrie.
Posted : 25/07/2008 12:01 am
Topic starter
Yeah, there were lots in Nanaimo when we drove through. Good looking trunking yucca. 😀
Posted : 25/07/2008 1:51 pm
The vast majority aren't seen along any major roads or highways, but in private residential gardens off the beaten track. In some areas there 9 out of 10 that have 'em.
Cheers, Barrie.
Posted : 26/07/2008 2:58 am
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Yeah, That's the same here Barrie. When I used to do residential deliveries for work I noticed alot of nice gardens with yuccas and cacti hidden away. Not many though.
Regards,
Jay
Posted : 26/07/2008 1:52 pm
