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Very nice agave, I have one that I ordered from a member at Agaveville. After seeing these in bloom here in N.C. I thought I my give it a chance. Mac...

Nice pics, love those stressed out cacti. The colors are awesome, reminds me of aloes in spring. That agave v-r is huge, the one in bloom at PDN is ...

That is agave salimiana 'jaws'

Loving that princep! I bet your palms are loving this spring weather right now. I just hope it holds out, and we only have light frost from here on ...

Awesome, those palms look great.

We had a very mild winter also, only dropping to 15° F ( -9.44 C). We had 1 stretch were we stayed under freezing for 48 hrs. The most damaging was ...

Started working on a new raised bed today. Will take till May probably to finish off with the plants since I won't plant till temps warm up. Here is...

They are funny. My oldest ( 6 yrs ) took more damage than ever this yr. Out of 3 first yr 1 didnt make it, 1 took alot of damage. Other one in raised...

Looks like mixed results, but for your zone I dont think its too bad. I am still surprised agave parryi and palmeri faired better than havardiana.

Dude, thats some nasty stuff. Poor palms, hate to see em go after so many yrs of hard work.

Hopefully we a finished with winter weather. The last 2 events have been solid ice for me.<a href="" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" ...

Where are you and what are your current temps?

Once they develop an underground trunk they are almost impossible to transplant unless you know what you are doing. I know Tony move some at PDN but ...

Snow can act as an insulation. The main reasons plants are less hardy in the east is because of the amount of precip. If the plants are not hardened...