This Rajapuri was growing the whole time I was outside(-:
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Colorguard flowering
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Princeps spear pushing through-but not there yet!\
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Lost my 7' Brugs-replaced with 2 yellow Brugs
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I was poking around yesterday looking to see if by chance one of the Oxalis triangularis survived the winter-sure enough!-
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Also found a Calla Lily coming up after winter!
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Black Bamboo is spreading-who says they aren't invasive in z5!?
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One of Garry's(coldplant) Princeps-never found the SFH trait
to be common in this Trachy(At All!) but 2 of them have kinked trunks.
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very small nainital recovering from SP
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Very happy this T.Tesan is coming back-
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Ice plant finally blooming
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Castor beans are really loving the warmth and rainfall.
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Leaves are already huge!
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E.Ventricosum-really loving the 60+/80+ temps-
2 leaves this week.
E.Glaucum too.
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Purple Castors were planted "late(er)" but coming on-
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Worlds/Iowa's smallest/earliest Red hot poker bloom(-;
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Pics of some cactus and some new plants.
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I used to be REALLY into Pachycaul about 30 years ago
and had an award winning collection-it was only a matter of time...
Starting small.
These are still a little smashed from their trip.
2 on the ends are P.Mikea,similar to the branched P.Lamerii,pictured.
The bigger(flowering one) is Adenium Obesum "Dark/Black soldier"
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The more I look at this plamt-the more I like it!
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Wow love that Adenium...mine's got a nicer bum than yours
You've already got a huge Pachypodium lamerei.
Mine's rotting near the top
Nice to see you're getting back into a much-loved species.
Thrilled to see how your palms are coming back gangbusters, Jim.
And that bamboo oughta be over in your neighbour's house in...oh....about two weeks.
Barb


You've already got a huge Pachypodium lamerei.
Mine's rotting near the top

Nice to see you're getting back into a much-loved species.
Thrilled to see how your palms are coming back gangbusters, Jim.
And that bamboo oughta be over in your neighbour's house in...oh....about two weeks.
Barb
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Great shots, Jim! Did you protect the Callas?
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Nice update Jim........your colorguard looks like it lost most of its variegation 

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Yes, you must dig it out and divide a color plant off a green one. I have my Yucca filamentosa 'Golden Sword' with a green plant starting overgrowing a variegated one. I'll try make a pic of these two plants tomorrow.TimMAz6 wrote:Nice update Jim........your colorguard looks like it lost most of its variegation
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Thanks guys-the Colorguard was stressed by being moved next to the tree.
It was all variegated at one time and may be again in summer sun.
It was all variegated at one time and may be again in summer sun.
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