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Yuca glauca does the best around my palce, even better than filamentosa. The filamentosa will have occasional leaf damage, while glauca seems bullet-p...

In my experience Y. elata (the hardiest forms) will be the most hardy trunking Yucca. Y. thompsoniana has never survived more than 2 winters in my gar...

Also- Should be able to send that nitida your way tomorrow, I forgot it this am (dude it's 37C here today, I can't be held responsible for forgetting!...

Yes, methinks it is O. fragilis with an etiolated new pad growing. The thing needs more light!

Possibly!

Probably C. whipplei.

If any of my crosses take, would you be interested in trading?Methinks we're all going to run out of space very quickly... I only have another 1.5 acr...

NIce!Any other Yucca blooming for hybridization?

A closer source, for you, for So. mag. is Southcoastgardens. Not sure what stock he'll have left, but it would be worth an email.

Jesse- Be wary of those zone 7 ratings, those are for areas with much shorter/less intense freezes than anywhere in Ontario... besides we only have on...

It's not common at all:

I'm not into flowers to much, but I do try to use hardy plants for the tropical look whenever possible. So, a quick list includes:Try to find, if you ...

Erik- BOOOO! Perhaps a Brahea then? Or A particularly silver form of Butia? Isn't there also a silver Jubea???

Welcome aboard! Lots of palms for your warm climate!Edit- You should try to grow Phoenix and Bismarckia!