I like the pic with the Arch in the background-looks like a rooftop hotel in the Central west end.MikeFogettaboutit! 8)

This heat has been no fun-some of my plants are not happy looking!

Looks a little bit bigger since you planted it!

I wrapped the Abyssinian to keep it from (potentially)blowing over.

May indeed Jesse.KoryThat Glaucum looks awesome!I missed it the first time.

Did you see the giant Reed grass(Arundo donax)at the zoo?That **** was already like 15' tall in July last year!

Looks nice and cool!

Welcome cod!It could be doe that way but I think you would have more success using x-mas lights.

Last years bloom pics are from mid Sept-to late for fruit of seed.They are not Basjoo-my guess is some kind of Orinoco-should have edible fruit...and ...

Really cool!man,you have some steep terrain there! :wink:

Beautiful area/yard!Good luck with your giants...very rewarding plants.The cactus flowers are really amazing-Well done!

Sometimes those weather sticker temps lag a little,looks like your back to 95 @5pmThat must feel nice after all that rain :pukeright: Last year was so...

Probably was root rot from cold winter soil.

Yea I just checked your weather a second ago when I saw your weather stickersaid the temp was 77...to see if it was an error...but then I saw it said"...

You tell us! :D