That'd be quite a job...

Just took these pics...yuccas look a bit beaten up. Tough winter on them, thank goodness for lots of snow when it was so cold in November.

could almost feel the warmth...thanks.Do you know the name of the palm in your pic P1010966?Thought at first it looked like a Trachy fortunei? but th...

I'm sorry for your loss, Allen. He'll live forever in your memories.It IS tough...but I'm lucky, as my Dad's ashes are scattered at our large pond's ...

macario, that yucca's stunning.How old is it?Is your hall as bright as its original location? It was obviously very happy there.

Just a note on how I found information that WASN'T on Google Earth.You folks probably already know this, but just in case...On Google search page, ent...

I had wondered how these palms would do so well in Vancouver...if the spears had to be protected from winter rains/freezing. Guess I read things wron...

Yup, Allen, they've majored in "deviousness/laziness". And just think...won't be long until THEY'RE making decisions governing US in our "older" age....

You are a youngster :lol: my high school days were almost 40 years ago. People who had a Big Jim in their early working years were very fortunate, a...

Before my life is over :roll: I want my Pachy to bloom, ha ha.I think I'm in for a long life.

Wes, check the succulent section of any Art Knapp's.I bought both of mine there.Late winter/early spring is a good time to seek out a Pachypodium lame...

Nope, none at Home Depot today...or RONA (who, strangely enough, had NO plants except for a few flowering bulbs).RONA's Kelowna store has a huge year-...

Sorry, should'a posted my "what's the chance of getting a Triangle in Canada" in YOUR posting...not a new thread.If a Triangle was sold at Lowe's, may...

I didn't know resale nurseries did their own labelling...interesting. Thanks.When I was in high school I worked at a Lowes just a few years ago, huh...