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Tue, Mar 28, 06 at 17:17
Here are several mature Pachypodium lamerei beggining to come out of their dormancy. You can see a feature of these plants in their limbs; the main growing point was killed by frost, but in the spring two or more brances replaced the dead tip. Big dog there for scale.
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Follow-Up Postings:
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- Posted by cactusdan19 z5b NE (My Page) on Wed, Mar 29, 06 at 11:58
| Great stand of P. lamerei there Jeff, and putting the 'horse' in for size was a stroke of genius ;-) Dan Lincoln, NE USDA 5 |
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| Buddy best be careful where he does his business around that yard:) Nice photo Jeff! -Michael |
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| Jeff, Wonderful plants. We can't get K. beharensis that big in Riverside, too cold and too hot. Buck |
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- Posted by greenlarry Eng 8/9 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 1, 06 at 5:16
| I have a cutting of this pachy, are they easy to root? I can usually root anything( I have a chrysanthemum flower in a vase that has rooted!) but my pachy looks like a dead stick! Great plants Jeffrey, and I love the piebald horse guarding them ;) |
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| Nice pachy. Is that dog a Great Dane harleguin? Dawn |
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