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😆 too much water 😆 not enough water :confused1:

You guys push me taking pictures of my "zillion" seedlings...

Good! look forward to seeing ALL of them, Igor.

Barb

Igor 🙂 it was relatively warm and then the grass got covered with snow/warm again after it melted-we'll see how long that lasts.

Yea,Barb-whenever he sent those seeds out last,I think it being able to stretch it's roots out helps maybe?

That is just Miracle-grow with some sand and perlite thrown in.

Yea,Barb-whenever he sent those seeds out last

So mine are from the same batch as yours.
And mine look like porcupine poop.

Oh, I'll stretch its roots all right... 😈

Barb

Y. queretaroensis got some cold damage too:

They burn easy! I had palms that are hardier.
Here's mine, it was purchased as Yucca leanirfolia. 🙄

Yes, it's lovely yucca. And it doesn't matter if it linearifolia or whatever... Do you protect this plant, Aaron?

Good! look forward to seeing ALL of them, Igor. Barb

Ooops! Had no chance today.... A lot of snow today again! Tomorrow will be shoveling too...

linearifolia does look like querotanensis but linearifolia is much hardier.......people in Europe claim linearifolia is hardy to -5F or so while querotanensis is hardy to +15F or so. This is my first winter with linearifolia outside...........I'll let you know if it survives inside that protection.

Aaron....at what temp do you think your linearifolia died? You really think it was mis-ID'd as a querotanensis?

Aaron....at what temp do you think your linearifolia died? You really think it was mis-ID'd as a querotanensis?

I orderd a Y. linearifolia from "Plants Delights". It showed up through the mail and was labeled "Y. linearifolioa". I planted it, but thought it looked so different I started having my doughts about the sp. It look more like Nolina longifolia. It had square sided leaves, nothing like any yucca I have ever seen. I thought how would anyone think this looks like a thin leafed rostrata. Well...too make this story short it was not linearifolia, it is (was) Y.quarotanensis! 😉

And it was not hardy, Nolina longifolia lasted longer. 😆

PS. my Y. querotanensis died half way into winter, and it was covered. I think it was a mild year, this was a few years back. 🙂

That's a very nice looking yucca, Aaron.
Looks delicate.

Ooops! Had no chance today

That's OK, Igor, any time.

Barb

Plants Delight has a 'new' linearifolia.........I may get one........it has a slight variegation along the leaf edges..........looks cool.

Plants Delight has a 'new' linearifolia

That's cool!

I haven't looked at their 2013 issue yet, but aren't Tony's "added descriptions" on some plants hilarious?
...that he's only killed it twice, etc.

post a pic when you receive it.

Barb

Hi Barb,

yes...........PLN does 'kill me' with great commentary in their plant descriptions. 😆

Here's the latest Y. linearifolia from PDN. Almost looks like a elata or glauca.......I gotta have it. 8)

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Plants Delight has a 'new' linearifolia.........I may get one........it has a slight variegation along the leaf edges..........looks cool.

Would be worth a try, good looking Yucca. 😀

I really need more garden space.................I will likely not get the PDN linearifolia................I have 30 yuccas waiting for garden spaces...........time to move. 8)

ooooh, that one's so lovely.
Strange it has no filaments.

Love the crisp thin white edges.

have 30 yuccas waiting for garden spaces...........time to move

Yup, a couple of acres out in the country...just think of what you'd have space for :laughing6:

Maybe order the yucca? in case you do move? 😆 😆

Barb