Wowsa, Stan!! That's an amazing plant! I've got a smallish one. I keep whacking it back and restarting it because it just never looks as good as it does for folks who live where you do. So do your neighbors grow a lot of other succulents, or is this just one they grow particularly well?

Denise in Omaha

They grow alot of traditional Asian(they are Cambodium)fruits and flowers.Four Persimmon trees,Citrus, Michalia,bamboo,and quite a few Orchid cacti in big pots. And Denise in photo one those grassy plants against the wooden fence are Cymbidium orchids. Off the top of my head that's some of what they grow...

I have 2 dragon furit plant but not like that, thats some great looking plants. Thanks for sharing

Bear

WOW, that's a big clump of hylocereus! My potted one should look like that in about 50 years or so. They're not freeze-tolerant, are they? If I thought mine would survive winter (the temperature usually gets down into the teens a least a few times) I could grow it into a unique hedge or something...

Here is a link that might be useful: interesting blog about Hylocereus

Thanks for the link about the hylocereus blog. I live in China now and am growing them from seed. Unfortunately, all blogger sites are blocked by the government here. But I can hop over the wall by using a VPN.

Sagebrush

Tim,

That's correct - they're tropical jungle cacti, and as such wouldn't take kindly to cold temps, the likes of which aren't seen in their native habitat.

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Here is a link that might be useful: Hylo Linko

Wow, that's an impressive trellis, wish I had that kind of space available. Here's my baby dragon fruit:

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Cool looking plant.Where are you growing it?
I've been looking at the neighbors when I drive by before this repost-as I had forgotten when it was I saw dragonfruit. Thanks!