succs and trops
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Just wanted to share a few photos taken today, mix of succulents and tropical selections - enjoy!
Cycas rumphii sporting a new flush of leaves - recovering nicely from an unexpected freeze last fall.
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Bottle Palm, Hyophorbe lagenicaulis, view from below with new spear
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Cycas revoluta, Sago Palm, hardening off a new flush
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Pachypodium namaquanum enjoying the dry shade in its dormancy
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Cyphostemma uter, awesome curly leaves
Hybrid tangerines in NY!
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Aloe pillansii, protected in a greenhouse
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Aloe polyphylla, ready for a bigger underground pot
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Aloe dichotoma between some hardy Yuccas. It is approaching 6-feet tall, when might it bloom???
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Cyphostemma juttae, with messy looking leaves
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Echinocactus grusonii, the golden barrel
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Aloe 'Hercules', also approaching 6-ft - when do they branch?
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Hibiscus always look great
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Macrozamia moorei, also making a recovery after having all its leaves burned by a hard frost last fall.
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