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By PalmTreeDude
Does anyone know what these agaves are? I thought they were both Agave americana but now I think these might both be different species. I’ll need to get a better picture of the variegated one tomorrow.
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By TropicalGardenSpain
Hi everyone, I’ve been here a while but never posted much just taking advice from posts and admiring other gardens and palm collections! I’ve been working on my garden now for 4 years, when we purchased the property it was full of dead almond trees and we had to get a tractor in to clear the plot and access the house. It’s still very young garden and being so big it takes some doing but I’m hoping it will start to fill in as it matures. I thought I would load some photos as it is now. If you would like to see the progress I have an Instagram account dedicated to gardening which is TropicalGardenSpain.
Would love people to comment what palms I am missing here! Climate zone 10a we don’t have frosts but temperatures can drop briefly to 0c for an hour or 2 coldest nights in winter but days can be up to 15-20c and we have dry winters and summers. Watering the garden and keeping on top of it is the toughest jobs and one I will be tackling this year!
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By climate change virginia
If anyone has pictures of banana plants in virginia please share
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By Zach K
I recently had the pleasure of driving through Brookings, OR on my way back home to Portland and decided to snap a few pictures.
Please add some of your own if you also drove through! I unfortunately didn’t have all the time in the world so I didn’t get that many pictures. Hopefully I can go down and give it a thorough inspection.
Feel free to correct my labeling
Enjoy!
Yucca gigantea and CIDP
Loquat Tree
Agave
Any idea what kind of this tree is??
Little Pindo Palm and some Cannas in the front yard
Some basic Colocasia
Sturdy looking Washingtonia
Why do Trachy’s always look like this near the coast?? Also hello little Strelitzia reginae
Interesting way to prune a CIDP
Cant wait to go back and visit!
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By climate change virginia
Hi is there a hardy alternative to bottle palms that can survive in zone 8a I don't care about the leaves the leaves can be pinnate palmate either one is fine. Thanks.
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