Yes, I don't experience temps to -28C. The coldest the Yucca rostrata experienced is -8F (-22.2C). It did fine.

Hi Barb,I don't have the 'snow tunnel' problem this winter......NO SNOW. We only had 2" so far this season......it's been warm.<img src=>

I agree Barb, palm hardiness is complex.......more than just low temp. My Sabal minor is already fried and out low was only 7F and this winter has be...

Lots of plants Paul! You have been busy protecting. I'm really interested to see how the Illicium does for you. I have 2 different forms. They big...

I live in Massachusetts USA USDA zone 6b. We get about 10cm of precipitation every month of the year. Our winters are very wet with lots of storms w...

Hi Igor,nice Yucca. My guess would be Y. elata but there are forms of Y. glauca which 'look' like Y. elata too. You'll know if it's a 'real' elata i...

I've killed Dasylirion small and large. Here's a 10 gallon one that died in December with a low of only in the teens. I guess it didn't like the sno...

Based solely on the bloom, I'd call that Yucca a Y. gloriosa.Y. recurvifolia blooms 'should' start within the leaves like this Yucca...photo taken off...

Hi Barb,your palm looks real happy!javascript:emoticon(':D')Sorry for the long delay but my Washy filifera was seed grown back in 2000 or 2001. It's ...

I wonder how D. wheeleri will do outdoors for you Barb? They can take some cold when dry in winter and your dry. I tried a 5 gal outside here in Mas...

love that clump of lights.......too funny.

nice shots Mike! I like your gift wrap protection method!

any seeds sprouting yet? I have good luck at 75F to 80F. I use the plastic bag method with just moist peat moss ( soak moss in water then squeeze al...