Tim, what is the shorter yucca to the left. The one with the fat leaves?TimMAz6 wrote:I removed the Yucca carnerosana protection today.............she looks fine.
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Hi Tim.... it looks to have pulled through ok with some damaged outer leaves. 
One thing that has puzzled me is why you chose Carnerosana instead of Faxoniana which is more frost tolerant or maybe that was the reason 
I could of course be completely ga ga not knowing you have one but you have so many Yuccas I get confused
One thing that has puzzled me is why you chose Carnerosana instead of Faxoniana which is more frost tolerant or maybe that was the reason I could of course be completely ga ga not knowing you have one but you have so many Yuccas I get confused
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Jim..........yes.......a top cover 'should' do the trick during winter. A dry Yucca in winter is a happy Yucca
Aaron........the fat leaf Yucca to the left of the carnerosana is Y. cernua. It's like a wide leaf pallida which actually grows in our climate! Y. pallida is not that happy in our climate........need a higher pH? I did purchase a bag of lime already for the Yucca bed. I'll have to buy a few more bags this season.......lets see if there will be an improvement??
Aaron........the fat leaf Yucca to the left of the carnerosana is Y. cernua. It's like a wide leaf pallida which actually grows in our climate!
Y. pallida is not that happy in our climate........need a higher pH? I did purchase a bag of lime already for the Yucca bed. I'll have to buy a few more bags this season.......lets see if there will be an improvement??<a href="http://www.wunderground.com/US/MA/Seeko ... igwx"><img src="http://weathersticker.wunderground.com/ ... eekonk.gif" alt="Click for Seekonk, Massachusetts Forecast" border="0" height="60" width="468" />
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