Steve, that is both stunning and weird! Great you had your camera ready.Likely blew in on one of those twisters!Wonder what it looked like as a cater...

I just received my healthy little Dioon edule!Fabulous service, packaging, follow-up...everything was as stated and expected. And the plant is lovely...

Don, love it! Man that pic could be anywhere Florida, Malaysia...but Kansas !!! Congratulations.Those are so tall already, what do you do when they p...

Your Trachy looks super healthy! Lots of leaves.Great warming blanket!Barb

Ya, go for it.Nice to know "logic" works on the eastern half of the continent.In BC....oh gawd, you'd think you were bringin' in the First--or the Las...

Holy cow, wish I lived on that side of the country!Glad to know it works for you.Barb

I'm pretty sure you'll need a Phyto certificate to bring a plant across the border.I brought home a found-growing-in-the-ditch palm from Hawaii many y...

John, thanks for your generous offer of seeds.I'll pass...I'm too old for seeds :? (in more ways than one) :lol: Cheers.Barb

Another thought...wonder if THEY share???I can see the headlines now: "...found at the home were rare palms in various stages of growth, and a myriad...

I wish Customs had been that diligent with alfalfa seed from Europe 50 years ago...then we wouldn't have Spotted and Diffuse Knapweed all over the blo...

Thanks Steve...Closeups invariably show how complex and intricate plant-parts really are -- the spines, the little hairs...what a marvel of nature!Bar...

Beam me up, Scotty :lol: I can just about picture what our northwest winter winds would do to that contraption...It'd be in Idaho by morning.Barb

Dioon in its own leaf shadow. Fuzzy (I held my breath, too!) :| Cycas revoluta...waiting for signs of growth...

Oh, Josef, you have done it again! Superb.Back row, far left, is that a Dioon edule?Barb