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Tiny salt pond?

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Wonder why they moved....

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Not the best Truncata I saw but the only one I could snap off in time!
I think this is near Santa Rosa NM

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Entering the Salt river canyon I think...outside Globe AZ

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One of my favorite Washys...a lone specimen outside Globe.



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Globe AZ

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A few more from my(current) nieghborhood.

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After studying all these plants(again)for 7 years it is really wonderful to see them in person!
A nice payoff after being held hostage by my own garden for so long!


Can someone post this on Hardy palm forum?
I can not get on there,maybe ask if they can send me my password too....Thanks

Hey Jim! How come did you get in there! Very nice pics and cool freeze damage finding! More pictures, please!!!

Ah...sunshine and brilliant blue sky...no snow...spectacular ALIVE plants.
All the things we covet.

I can imagine you wanting to get out there and garden!

Thanks for the great photos Jim.
yes, more please.

Barb

Awwww. What envy we have right now. Those are wonderful pics Jim. One place I really want to visit.

You are right, Chad... Next place I'd like to visit in the States is the SouthWest. Aaron's ID place is the Second!

Great photos, Jim! You're taking the easy way out by avoiding the freezing temps back home I like the large saguaro.

I posted a message on the HPS board saying that you're in Arizona, and that you'd like your account password emailed to you.

Damn it Jim! You make me miss the Southwest so much!

Thanks for sharing.

Jim, are you moving out west?

igor.glukhovtsev wrote:You are right, Chad... Next place I'd like to visit in the States is the SouthWest. Aaron's ID place is the Second!

That is very nice to say, you are welcome to stay in the spare room.

No plans to move but for sure I will be here in winter more...
before I started my garden I was spending 4-6 months here,so in
a way,I haved lived here for a year and a half already.

I will for sure post more pics,I could make an incredible post on just one street out here...
on a short ride on my bike around the neighborhood I saw 4 different kinds of Chamaeropps.
One of them was a weeping variety...very cool-looked like a green version of Brahea Clara.

It is also very easy to see the diff between Filifera and Robusta out here,Robusta has glossy green leaves
and Filifera has paler matte looking leaves-almost all of the Filibusta had all their boot jacks left for some reason...
amybe a quick way to spot them.
I already have a ton of stuff to take back and I have not bought anything yet!

I could make an incredible post on just one street out here...

Hoping that's next!
Strap your camera to your wrist.

very easy to see the diff between Filifera and Robusta out here,Robusta has glossy green leaves
and Filifera has paler matte looking leaves-almost all of the Filibusta had all their boot jacks left for some reason...
amybe a quick way to spot them.
I already have a ton of stuff to take back and I have not bought anything yet!

pics of the Filifera and Robusta differences please.

Remember to close the holes if you've been digging...

More please.
Barb

Barb

Second time you have mentioned putting the soil back in the holes....
just curious if you fell in one when you wee a kid,or yesterday-lol oxoxo

hardyjim wrote:No plans to move but for sure I will be here in winter more...
before I started my garden I was spending 4-6 months here,so in
a way,I haved lived here for a year and a half already.

!

Nice! I wish I could spend 4-6 months out there. Good post, love to see more pics when possible.

Yup, Jim, I've been digging plants since I was a kid.

That yucca elata looks awesome! So glad they are hardy here.