Can we put that "global cooling" myth on ice finally? Never was a consensus and was only a small minority of scientists who ever pushed this idea. I'm...
Great find! I suppose I should get my act together and see if Sheridan has anything left over...
Not a great picture, but:We shall see if it recovers. I prefer the solid leaf colour on yours Igor!
Jesse-I'm having a think about this right now. I think that I'm too cold for a So. mag to be anything more than a curiosity, so I'd rule them out up t...
I've just got access to the tags on the Southern Magnolias, and my analysis was backwards. The Kay Paris is the small leaved one and the larger leafed...
The succulent bed is fine! Most of the species that I grow are mountain things that are used to snow cover all winter long! The Agave do have a hard t...
Always appreciate the opportunity to post this one from a cold rainy/snowy December day in Vancouver in 2005:This is an Agave growing along English Be...
Look the same there as it does here. Right now anyway! You've not got the great lakes to keep your spring cool, so I expect that you'll have the luxur...
Awesome. Tim, I have 1 of the 2 Max x calo's left. It is burnt but looks OK. I will probably try to get another this spring... And holden's spring pro...
Jesse- yes, do try more BLEs. I'd say seek out some of the harder to find stuff, do your research first!. Yes, I have a new plant of A. gigantea 'maco...
Barb- Yes, the KP seems good, but I am always skeptical when plants seem to be too good to be true. I got it from my friend Kevin who runs Southcoast ...
Tim,I've found with those 'ball' or 'barrell' types that they can survive several winters, then mysertiously rot one year. I can't make sense of it. O...
Adam,Almost all of my Yucca do that too. The exception is the Yucca filamentosa... I think it has to do with these plants not having a true dormancy p...
Now this is a topic I can get behind. These pics are from way back in 2005 or earlier! Yucca thompsoniana, crapped out first winter despite being prot...