You can't see from this perspective, but I made two "windows" on both sides to improve ventilation and protect them from cooking :) Should be enough ...

Covered and ready for incoming winter 8)

Greetings Jersey Jay :) Nice yuccas you got there! How cold was in NJ last winter?

I start them with anything I got at the moment, but 90% of sand might be too fast drying though. I use mostly sand, plus the cheapest flower soil I fi...

Speaking of frost, - Poland recorded about -3C/27F in some places :(

My yuccas grow in 90% sand - that's how my garden soil is like, and they seem fine, at least until winter. Will tell you in few months if they survive...

I live in a zone 5b where we have winters with over 2 feet of snow in a storm. Lows are about -8f. to -15f. most winters. :wink: Build a good well ...

Hi Adam! What a great yuccas you got there! This building's wall helps a lot, I guess.P.S. You have a Polish surname :D

If the seeds are viable, I see no reason why you shouldn't germinate them now. Just keep them warm, and give plenty of light when first sprouts appear...

Wish I can grow them outdoor, but here's too damp & cold during winter, plus they grow incredibly slow and are very expensive :)

My country is suffering from drought this year :(

Dug out already:Check out these roots:

Cool! Y. faxoniana is on my I-Want-It list then :!:

Living in zone 8, instead of 6 will do and my garden will change drastically. I ain't greedy :wink: