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Planted out some opuntia, agave havardiana and tricho at the bed by the road. Everything here must be xeric cause the hose doesn't reach.
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Also planted some new cacti and agave gentry 'Jaws' in the test bed.
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Will be interesting to see if agave albopilosa will survive my winter.
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New rostata with a. Parryi trying to recover.
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This asperrima x salmiana has doubled in size since April. Almost tempted to leave it in the ground overwinter.
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A few favorites.
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This is #1 on my wish list after my recent visit to PDN.
Agave ovatifolia x manfreda spot
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And I have already ordered a yucca torreyi after seeing the one in back. Sorry didnt get a better pic.
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Thanks for looking.

Great pics I enjoyed the tour...

Hi Chadec, Good adjustment to the collection!

Thanks guys,

Jim, was checking out several agave at PDN last week that they had planted in beds other than their rock gardens, couldn't help but notice how much mulch was packed around them. Amazing too to see cacti and agave growing in shaded areas.

Igor, I cannot show everything in a single post. I have several other new agaves in the ground. Some not so hardy, but we'll see.

WOW, a very impressive garden. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Aaron,
Just hoping a lot of these are really hardy and actually survive long term.