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New Arrival In The Ground

12 years ago

My Yucca Thompsononia was delivered today and promptly went in to the ground.

Bananas are taking off.

Comments (7)

statenislandpalm7a
12 years ago
Nice yucca. It looks great in the lava rock.
islandbreeze
12 years ago
Looks like your yucca has some nice size to it. Did you get it online? If so, where from?
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tropicalzone7
12 years ago
Beautiful Yucca! I know of only one or two Y. Thompsononia in my area. They are pretty hardy and really beautiful when mature! The basjoos look like they have a ton of growth now too!
Right now Im planning my yard in my head. Having a hard time figuring out what plants should go where, but I guess it will all work out when I start planting things!
-Alex
gatraffic
Original Author
12 years ago
Purchased from http://www.orandnursery.com/yucca.html
in Dallas, TX. Reasonable and friendly service, sent pics to me prior to purchase.
kaotickelly
12 years ago
Cool the yacca looks tiny how cute lol
butiaman
12 years ago
gatraffic,
Sorry about the late response.I've been working so much lately all I want to do is sleep when I'm not working.The Yucca looks great,cant wait to see what it looks like by the end of summer.
Randy
jimhardy
12 years ago
Thats a beautiful one!

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