Look at those spines on the Pachypodium lamerei. I think it likes being beneath the Trachy
And the Trachy has fully opened the spear that was evident all winter, and the second one is finally moving.
Hey mine are growing too!
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lucky1
- Arctic Palm Plantation
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Hey mine are growing too!
The calamondin orange that I butchered late winter (separating the twins). Both are sparse but growing finally.
Look at those spines on the Pachypodium lamerei. I think it likes being beneath the Trachy
And the Trachy has fully opened the spear that was evident all winter, and the second one is finally moving.
Look at those spines on the Pachypodium lamerei. I think it likes being beneath the Trachy
And the Trachy has fully opened the spear that was evident all winter, and the second one is finally moving.
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Knnn
- Clumping Palm
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- Joined: Sun Mar 05, 2006 2:54 am
- Location: Central Kansas , USA ~ Zone 5
Looking good! - My favorite time of year after a long cold Winter 
Steve
Steve
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