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Aaron so cool. The palms ,yuccas, cactus and peanut Love the W. filifera pics. Good to see your travel pics Az/Cal.

John

Nice pics, love those stressed out cacti. The colors are awesome, reminds me of aloes in spring. That agave v-r is huge, the one in bloom at PDN is only about 18" wide. But with the lack of precip and nutrients will allow them to grow forever there.

I always enjoy Aarons travel pics. Miss going to the SW USA.

Thank you guys for the nice comments. I have fun looking for the unusual plants in areas. I try not to post too many pics of palms in Yuma AZ or other almost frost-free areas. I love the areas where temps can and do get down in the teens or colder in the winter. I'm sorry I did not have a chance to take more pics in the Sierra Vista area. I was amazed how wonderful the palms looked there and also the varieties, considering all the big palms survived 5-2 deg F.

Paul Ont wrote:I always enjoy Aarons travel pics. Miss going to the SW USA.

As soon as I got got back home, I could have turned around and headed south again.

chadec wrote:Nice pics, love those stressed out cacti. The colors are awesome, reminds me of aloes in spring. That agave v-r is huge, the one in bloom at PDN is only about 18" wide. But with the lack of precip and nutrients will allow them to grow forever there.

It will interesting to see the "stressed out cactus" again. I almost think it is a variegation after seeing it up close, but another pic in a year or two will tell us for sure.

Okanagan desert-palms wrote:Aaron so cool. The palms ,yuccas, cactus and peanut Love the W. filifera pics. Good to see your travel pics Az/Cal.

John

I would like to find me a property down there with a few large W. filifera on it and room for others. I'm more interested in existing palms than a existing house (wife does not agree), just because a large filifera take so many years to get big.