
A few pics of the garden- taken in the last few weeks.
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I'll take a peak some day real soon, 

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Nice Garden
Garden is looking very good. I like the palms and the agave progress
CoconutMike
CoconutMike
Hey Jim,
what's the tall columnar cactus.....Trichocereus pachanoi? How much cold to you give it??? or let get to it!
what's the tall columnar cactus.....Trichocereus pachanoi? How much cold to you give it??? or let get to it!
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Just about 3 years now on the Washys Antti,anttisepp wrote:Jim, that's true Iowa's Treasure.
Have you always overwintered Washys otdoors?
Do you dig abyssinian and eleph ears and that tall cereus from the ground?
Great regards,
Antti
I do dig up the others you mentioned including the Cactus .
Tim wrote-
Hey Jim,
what's the tall columnar cactus.....Trichocereus pachanoi? How much cold to you give it??? or let get to it!
I leave that one(Cereus Peruvianus)in the ground until about the low 20s.
It grows about a foot per year.
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I hope the Cereus is big enough to bloom this year.
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