Oh, Josef, we would all give our eye teeth for those trunking specimens, and they're flowering!...and your agaves...I'm so jealous the Dutch nursery i...

Josef,Absolutely stunning as always.How about some new pics of your planting beds? bet everything's grown beautifully since we saw it last year.Barb

It's reassuring that the plants should be safe in those pots.Will look for more of those pots over the winter 'coz I'm planning to buy some more palms...

Kent, :lol: :lol: yup, my life is full :lol: Steve, I bought those at RONA (kinda like a Lowe's) last winter.They looked suitable for palm pots.Ti...

:lol: :lol: could use them as trusses in GH!Barb

Agree, Barrie, and they'd certainly need bracing against wind.Seems the "water storing" root/structure regenerates well, despite lack of a fibrous sys...

Triangles and Spindle Fronds finally open!Spindle:Three triangles now have a new frond each. Here's the biggest:And a couple of cuties on the Chinese...

More beauties.photo from "eveshamexotics" site.Barb

Easy mistake to make.Even with succulents and "water-storing" trees (I think the baobab is one of them?), difficult to know when they need the most wa...

Look at this from the UK.Something is seriously wrong with the mentality of nursery owners here. It`s like pulling teeth with them to even talk trunki...

Impressive...only three years to good diameter woody stem and top growth.It'll be interesting to watch these develop.Barb

Steve,Nice work!Yours can provide a good pic (the links' photos weren't great).Barb

Found this interesting site about yucca and opuntia at Kachina Desert site in Colorado, talking about zones and cold hardiness/carbohydrates, etc. etc...

Paul, yes, a pic of your Y.rostrata would be great!99% of my plants are going back indoors over winter, so I'm not too concerned I'm fertilizing so la...

Paul, wow that's quite the variety you have.BTW what fertilizer do you use for your yuccas?I fertilized EVERYTHING yesterday...palms, cycads, yuccas, ...