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Thanks for the replies. I thought about extending the enclosure, but unfortunately it would be just a band-aid and maybe buy me one more season. Thi...

Looking great Jim! You put your bananas back in already?!? You have more guts than me... I'm thinking about putting in another needle palm (or two)...

Isn't this just awesome Jim?!? Also funny how it is always colder at the airport.... (always that way here too). Officially (at the airport) this wi...

Awesome job Wxman! I also uncovered my trachies this past week and they look as good as the day they were covered late last fall. We are facing a si...

Precisely why I string my C-9s around the inside of the enclosure completely off the ground and with the bulbs touching NOTHING. If the enclosure is ...

That's awesome Jim! Thanks for posting the pic. Good question, what should we call this new yucca? I think winter has finally arrived here. We had...

MIne have started to sprout as well. With luck I'll have a few to plant out this spring! Paul- Glad to hear yours are sprouting also! I also heard f...

Looking great Jim! It still astounds me how well the trunk cut trachies recovered. It's just sick that some A-hole would steal one of your plants. ...

Jim- I germinate my seeds the same way (sphagnum). I put them up in the ceiling at my office on top of a flourescent light fixture. I put a piece of...

Jim- That's awesome! Sprouting already! I figured I'd hold off on starting mine until I'm back from another upcoming trip. I have only a few days b...

Bad time of the year to buy another one, but I though it might be now or never since these seem to be pretty scarce. I hope you get one Jim, it would...

UPDATE- New addition just arrived today (Monday 11/7/11). The source of the original yucca in this thread actually has some more so I had to get anot...

Newly planted palms are usually very thirsty until well established. If you planted correctly (well draining) it is nearly impossible to over water t...

I recommend watering the hell out of them. As long as they are properly planted in a decently draining soil, it has been my experience that in-ground...