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hardyjim
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Some other stuff/pics

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For me personally growing this plant,this has to be the biggest leaf,it is already 3' long before its open and they just seem to swell and swell and
before you know it the thing is gigantic!

The leaf this is coming out of is a little over 4' right now.


Started to come out yesterday morning(-:

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Going to sprinkle some Princeps pics in too...of course.

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Jim's tiny Takil farm is taking on Iowa terrifically...these were planted last spring,I think 8 so far have come up,this year.

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I planted this Cordyline 5 years ago,it is inside the cactus enclosure(winter) and comes back from the shoots.

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Needle "sucker" palm.

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This guy again...not a modest palm.

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Sago.

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George

Washingtonia with a little trim job to get more light through.

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I guess I will have to dig this Jacaranda up (-;
no idea they grew so fast!

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Sabal Brazoria

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Brazoria's nearest neighbor is this Waggie,
recovering,or rather,well recovered from spear pull...cute little post pull leaves.

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T.Fortunei -this also had s-pull that is why the leaves are so compact.


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This one should have compact leaves T.Fortunei "Hayes stiffie" probably a WagxFort

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Y Gloriosa.

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Hercules Calla lily-super rubbery leaves on this one.

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Baby T.Tesan

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Little Bulgarian Trachy has pulled 3 years in a row but always comes back.

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You may know...this little S.McCurtain survived with only a pot over it(no heat)and saw -4F this winter.

Little Larrick

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Pachypodium Geayi and Fiherense.(sp?)

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T.Nainital

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(-:

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More fireworks to finish-thanks for visiting the garden (-:

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Post by miketropic »

I'm gunna need one of those Y gloriosa var. whenever you feel like breaking a sucker plant off :lol:...everything looks fantastic..must get a princep..or 2. You thai has blown right past mine..once mine went into flower mode it slowed WAY down and its just starting to recover and put out big leaves again..4 flowrs left 4 chances to pollinate it! All the ones you say S pull do you think its wet, cold, combo, lack of hardiness? It can't be any colder than say 20F in your huts with the lights on?
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Post by hardyjim »

Thanks Mike

You are welcome to a Gloriosa cutting or two...

in regard to the spear issue,they are just young and small,
it really is amazing once they beef up how tough they are.
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Thanks for sharing. 8)
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Jim............WOW. :shock:

Great looking plants. 8)
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I need to find me one of those cannas.... sexy..
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Post by miketropic »

hardyjim wrote:Thanks Mike

You are welcome to a Gloriosa cutting or two...

in regard to the spear issue,they are just young and small,
it really is amazing once they beef up how tough they are.
If you go to knock em back at the end of the season Id be glad to have them just let me know where to send the postage money!
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Post by chadec »

A Takil farm? Only Jim.lol
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