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RE: Variegated Yucca

Here's the latest photo of my Y. gloriosa variegata (right) and Yucca schidigera (left). October 2008.Cheers, Barrie.

17 years ago
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RE: Trachy loves October!

These have not grown to their full potential. Quite often the summer droughts have played havoc an slowed their development. I need a drip irrigation ...

17 years ago
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RE: Trachy loves October!

Five years ago, I planted 9 Trachycarpus fortunei on one side of my property. They where small 2 gallon sized palms at the time and I spaced them on 1...

17 years ago
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RE: 15 gallon Yucca rostrata arrived!

Hey Barb ... Yucca roots will grow any which way but loose (wasn't that an old Clint Eastwood movie title?) :lol: Again, looks great and with faily dr...

17 years ago
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RE: Joe's Trachy Transplant

I recieved a reply and Joe states he's very busy and spare time is precious. He does however hope to visit us again here soon. He's always a wealth of...

17 years ago
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RE: Joe's Trachy Transplant

I hope to see Joe back here soon. I e-mailed him put the bug in his ear to get back and post again.Cheers, Barrie.

17 years ago
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RE: Winter extreme lows trendline

Cooler than normal is forecast in many areas for Canada. Interesting is that they're only correct a bit better than half the time. :lol: Cheers, Barri...

17 years ago
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RE: Afghanistan

I wonder how many more names it will take for the street name to be changed?The closest Canadian Forces Base here is 19 Wing Comox. There's also Navy ...

17 years ago
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RE: Some cacti blooms

Wes... all of these are left unprotected. Drainage is superior which is key during the winter rain. Some species are able to take winter rain better t...

17 years ago
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RE: Rain and winter cover

You'll have to support it with upright posts to take a snow load. How does the poly stay attached to the mesh?Cheers, Barrie.

17 years ago
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RE: Does anyone sell a good quality Granular fertilizer?

I use Scotts, Osmocote Classic 18-6-12 in a 50lb bag. It runs about $100 to $120 but should last the average homeowner a long time.Cheers, Barrie.

17 years ago
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Update

I finally got around to taking pics from the above subject.The home owner whom I know, pins one poppy for each Canadian to have died in the Afganistan...

17 years ago
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RE: Old palm in Nanaimo.

I've seen some in Tacoma that where in excess of 40', and that was back in 1999. Those where planted in 1949.Cheers, Barrie.

17 years ago
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RE: Desert Trachycarpus

As pointed out, Trachycarpus are well out of their range in desert regions. At least in the BC interior there's periodic relief from the heat. In the ...

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