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Here are some more pics I took almost a week ago.

10 years ago

O.Claude Arno

B.Eriospatha

Not a great pic but...C.Cerifera

A.Parryi(blue form) Y.Rostrata in the center and Manfreda Maculosa(Left)

Momma A.Parryi and a little critter she pupped off a few years ago....

A.Havardiana...a beast,approaching 30" across.

Comments (5)

chadec
10 years ago
Love all the cacti blooms. Your agaves are getting huge too. Are you expecting any blooms in the next couple yrs? The reed grass is way ahead of mine. Im surprised I have a garden left it was under water for 2 days.
tropicalzone7
10 years ago
Beautiful cacti blooms! Your plants are looking really awesome. I also really like how much size your agaves are getting, can't wait to see pics of those blooming one day!
-Alex
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jimhardy
Original Author
10 years ago
Surprised the Reed grass is ahead of yours,took fir ever toi come up...
maybe its just older???

Would be neat to see the Agave bloom-not wishing for it-want them to get as big as possible(-:
chicago_palm
10 years ago
Very cool blooms!! How do your cactus/agaves handle prolonged wet weather?
jimhardy
Original Author
10 years ago
They explode!

Seriously,in wet years they may crack and this is not a healthy situation when combined with cold later.

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