Hi Aaron,no visit there.........just my observations from the video........seemed to be a couple Yuccas. :) Oh...yes and the yucca's. The ones I see...

Y. rostratas surviving that super cold blast of -30F is fabulous. :hello1: Y. treculeana is a beauty when not dead :lol: It looked OK in these photos ...

Barb, I bet your plants will be fine. Even your outside temps have been on the mild side. If you want to plan a furneral, do so for a few I might bu...

do you have a close up photo? It kinda reminded me of A. saponaria but I don't think that Aloe is saponaria. I grea saponaria and it's hardy too.......

I think if the people there took a lesson on landscaping from the cemetery they could do wonderful things with thier yards. The creosote bushes give ...

yes........interesting video. I spotted a few Yuccas in their too! :wink: Tim, have you been there? I so want a one of those big Agave palmeri, and...

Toasty :D

That's a whack of snow for them. :shock:Cool that they got it New Year's Eve. Neat to see the 3 dogs who've never stepped on snow before :lol: Barb...

We have been so far below our avg ofHigh 33FLow 18FWe have been like High 10/14FLow -5/2FAnd for week after week! Every week they move the 32F day fa...

Aaron, how old was it? :( Not sure? About 4 years? :?

Here's mine before I let it die. :? The more I think about it, a pack rat may have ate it. They eat lots of cactus, and the love ball cactus. :x

Here you go Jim, just think in 20 years yours would have looked like this. :D Yuma AZ

Tim, these kind of look the same, are they?These lived through the "big freeze" in Sunsites AZ.

First I've heard of it, looks like it could grow in your climate. :D Let us know if you find a good source. :wink: