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Tue, Feb 7, 12 at 23:27
| This is my Yucca aliofolia. Believe it or not, I found these yuccas, at half their size, on the side of the road in my neighborhood- ready for the trash. The people tore them out to put in a pool. I asked if I could take them and they all rooted well. I cut off all the bent and broken leaves (from them being ripped out of the ground and trashed) and I just kept trimming them over the months to maintain shape. This is another plant that stores might tell you is not hardy but I have never lost even one to the cold.
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| Those look so neat. Looking at their potential shown in your picture, it's hard to believe anyone would through out something like that! |
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- Posted by TommyNashville none (My Page) on Fri, Feb 10, 12 at 22:59
| Thanks Brandon. In this case, one man's trash really was another man's treasure. |
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