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| Here are some pics of stuff I rarely post for whatever
reason and some other odds and ends. Entering the garden from the northwest side-
Rajapuri is a real beast with some serious meat on the trunk!
Small Philodendron (Hope)-hype,you decide.
My only decent sized Thai giant after the big guy was
Mekong giant-first year.
XANTHOSOMA ALBO MARGINATA - MICKEY MOUSE TARO
L.Grandis,L.Ramsayi and T.Martianus(Khasia kills)
Somewhere in here there is a large A.Konjac,Philodendron and Tetrapanex
C.Maxima,Tetrapanex
E.Glaucum(Chinese snow banana)
Bizzelishish
A S.Lisa
E.Princeps
Second H.Parvaflora flower
These are producing seed again after a long time(happy)
Way up there.....
New Zealand Castor flowers are beautiful
M.Saba is finally putting on some size-gutter is around 12'
Nasty horse crippler!
C.Peruvianus has grown both new arms- center/left and all the blue portion on the other(right side)-
2 C.Volcano x Cerifera
Trachycarpus(Hayes stiffy) Fort x Wag
A.Protoamericana
Variegated Jade plants
One of my 2 replacement C.Cooperi
E.Ventricosum is about 7' in it's first year.
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- Posted by orchiddude 7b ALabama (My Page) on Sat, Sep 22, 12 at 20:51
| Please tell me you have to dig most of that up every year in winter lol. I love the bananas. I have a few and want to get more. All your plants look great! |
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| Thanks Dude....I wouldn't say most but I do have to dig up some! |
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- Posted by islandbreeze 6b MI (My Page) on Mon, Sep 24, 12 at 22:34
| Wow you really have a jungle growing there. Your home should be on a garden club visit or a designated Botanical garden. Nice job and all that hard work(and fun) is obviously paying off. |
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| Very nice Jim. Your agave is getting big. Any thoughts of leaving it in the ground? You don't know how close I came to buying a C. volcano last week at PDN. It was just so small..... I did manage to get a couple pics of the T. Takil. But my computer died so I can't upload them. |
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| Thanks Ryan Chad I have thought about it,just kind of maxed out on the electricity right now-even though it's not that much.....it is coming from one apartment. |
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- Posted by islandbreeze 6b MI (My Page) on Wed, Sep 26, 12 at 12:26
| How big is that waggie you have in the ground? Looks like it has some pretty nice trunkage... |
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| Ryan You can see it pretty good in this pic-I have not taken many pics of the So,I trimmed them quite a bit-they are coming back nicely though and the color is back to green again.
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| How these purple 3 triangle leaf plants called? Can they be grown in south FL? |
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| WOW You really are a hard working gardener!! My back is hurting just from looking at the pix lol Curious as to where you got the Licualas?? Grow from seed?? The purple plant is a type of Oxalis is invasive in florida but in a good way pops up everywhere yet doesn't crowd . gary |
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