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Planting a big Yucca

Discussion in 'Tropical Gardening' started by Tropical_Gaz, Mar 13, 2012.

  1. Tropical_Gaz

    Tropical_Gaz Gardener

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    Finally got our big Yucca faxoniana planted, this had been hanging about in a pot on the patio since last year.

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    • strongylodon

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      That's a hefty specimen Gaz, should get going now.
       
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        Certainly hope so, the pot was packed with roots, which should now enjoy the free root run!
         
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        Nice Yucca Gaz :blue thumb:

        Are you bringing any tender stuff outside yet or removing protection?
         
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          Starting to get some outside no, and have the greenhouse doors open. Its always a tricky balance at this time of year. Pretty much everything we have in the greenhouses/large shed are hardy enough for the current temperatures but theres that risk of frost.

          Generally we like to get things out early rather than molly coddle for too long.
           
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