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Hi there Igor!That is probably a Yucca pallida.At first I was tempted to say Yucca rigida, but its edges have some filaments. The filaments should ma...

We would get those in at work four or five years ago. I recall they were in limited supply and we sold them for 40 to 50 dollars at the plant auction...

Damir, wonderful pics! I am a bit jealous of some of your agaves. That is also a nice roebellini You will get double the growth on your pawpaws, if ...

Mildan, they're ten inch pots (3 gallon?) with about 6 to seven inches of trunk. I bought two last year on the same promotion.one has been planted ou...

Wow, I can't wait til I can go.

Rice rd last May:

Hows yours looking now?Mine completely browned out after a rain-freeze event in Feb., But there was more new growth in late feb, believe it or not!

I got a killer deal on a silver mediterannean fan palm in August at Sheridan Nurseries. There were bigger palms, but not what I was looking for at th...

Hi and welcome to Palmsnorth!Which palms do you seek? There are many sources of cold hardy palms within an hour drive of Toronto. Some sources in th...

Ninja, most bush Yuccas are monocarpic. They flower, set seed, then that shoot dies.Most tree Yuccas attain tree size, because they are NOT monocarpi...

Yep here again

That is in Texas. The lone star sign is in the background, but I recognized this Yucca. It is most commonly referred to as THE largest Yucca rostrata....

Barb, It is good to let them breathe. Now stop checking them and go back to bed!Going down to -7c overnight and tomorrow night here. So I put the box...

2011 map view of El Paso,Tim what yucca is this? (could be schottii?) So far this street is the only one I found with the 2011 date. That Yucca sure...