Pics of your yuccas never get old! I see so many yuccas I would love to have. 8) Thanks for all the good info.Any pics of your newbies in the groun...

Those look awesome. :D

I read your post again, and I think with the right drainage you should be fine with growing either of those. Have you tried them? I know some of tho...

I would use a different Opuntia pad, just because fragilis is known to fall of the roots easily, and no you would not need to let it root in if you us...

I will take some pics when I get some time. This is such an awesome forum :o Yes, good friendly people here. :D

McKatelyn, any pics of your garden? :D

I've been thinking of grafting prickly-pears pads on top of a cholla, just for fun. :D

Grafting is easy, just cut the bottom off a cactus, and the bottom off the root donor(or top). Cut nice and flat (or a v cut) place one on top of the ...

You might want too look for plants from New Mexico and West Texas nuresries, places where the plants may come from seed that have seen more cold. :)

Your place looks awesome. :D

McKatelyn, I would buy smaller one gallon yuccas and try them through the winter. The bigger ones you have in the pots may not be worth the money too...

Great pics Aaron and Jay. John Thanks John, I hope to see your faxon yuccas grow into monsters one day. :D

Wow, those are beauties. Since elata have the deep taproot, they don't transplant well. Has anyone had any success with moving a mature specimen like ...

I think everyone here is right, but I think it has alot to do with how you plant it and where. Never give up, if one dies it does not mean that anoth...

Did the 2009 hybrid seeds germinate for you (Y flaccida x reverchonii-thompsoniana)? Tim, I have 2 of them in my yard. Thanks too you and the seed y...