A new low for the season, -2f or -18.8c :)

Here is a couple more rostrata almost in bloom, one very much like the pic from Tim. The one to the left of the tall one could be rigdaThey also had ...

Aaron,Almost looks like the 3rd pic I posted...any guess as to age?(the yucca...not me). :lol: Barb 10 years? :D

Hi Barb,there's a good chance your Y. rostrata bloom will look different....... Tim, I have never seen one in person with a tall bloom like that.Idah...

Nice one Aaron! I'm wondering if they would be hardy in my area cause they look great 8) I don't know, but they would look awesome in your garden. :D

Aaron, I'd love a phaeacantha if you have one left and don't mind sending me one!I thought O. englelmanni wasn't hardy for a zone 6a. After the snow ...

2013, a low of 2f/-16.6c so farBut I think we got colder last night?

show us a photo of the pad Aaron! I will as soon as I post a new post in my blog. :D It's a bit bigger than this one. 16" long

A high of 11F? Boy............... I'm glad we don't have temps like that. :bootyshake: I'm testing/protecting a Citrumelo this year and I really don'...

Hi Aaron,I see your temp is dropping tonight......7F. How low are you gonna get? The forcast says 5f but we are already 6F, so I would say -5f? :)Ou...

Those are awesome 8)

<img src=> Love that pic! Looks like Santa. :santa:

But it was sooooo good to find pics of short little stems below the rosette of leaves, like mine has.Thanks for going to the trouble of digging out th...

I just noticed the phaecantha on the left, I think I like that one even more than the engelmanni. That's a really nice southern mag by the way. I ju...

the phaeacantha on the left gets big fast but does 'flop' over in winter. The engelmannii is more of an upright grower. Tim. what untill you see the...