Very easy to start.If you do cover with soil make sure not to plant them very deep. Only cover with about a 1/4 inch of soil and don't let it dry out...

Man, we got about 4 inches of wet snow today. I am so ready for spring. :twisted:

Allen, I don't know how you do it? I would go nuts in a zone 3 :shock: I have a hard enough time in a zone 5b :lol:

That'll be one stunning yard in a month or two!Barb it will be awesome this summer! 8)

I think I may have some of those growing on my property? And maybe some enchinocactus horizonthalonius? I know both of them are found on surounding ...

Yea, just do like you said. It does not matter how short you cut the flower stock after it is all done.

Thanks for sharing :wink:

It's going to flower :D

They should be on the flowering stem after the flowers are all gone. It could be that the stems are cut out before the can produce seeds? The seeds ...

I have seen them here in Idaho, but in most years they need some protection. I tried on last year, but I planted it late in the season and it died. ...

looking good, those are some well wintered palms. :D

I've had no luck with havardiana... All those that I've tried, even from high altitude, have failed miserably! I'll keep trying though!Cheers,Paul I ...

Looks like you are ready for spring :wink: Everythings is so healthy. :D

Here is some cool stuff from Grand-Canyon-WestBarre cactus, looked like ferocactus wislizenii Yucca Baccata, blue formAgave utahensis v. kaibabensis

There is a large pond/small lake that I work with. It has had temp records and ice logs for the past 40 years. Last year we broke the longest period...