WoW!!

Well, not quite this big!
Photograph taken during a recent visit to Quinta da Ataboeira garden centre in Guia. Considering the Pony Tail palm is slow growing, I wonder how old these specimens are?
A Creative Spirit
WoW!!
Well, not quite this big!
Photograph taken during a recent visit to Quinta da Ataboeira garden centre in Guia. Considering the Pony Tail palm is slow growing, I wonder how old these specimens are?
Gorgeous and so unique! š¤©
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Me too! Me too! I’d love one of these palms in my garden. They are beautiful. I’ve never seen them anywhere. It is amazing they survive in these small plastic containers. Here in the south of France you can buy other types of trees sitting/growing in these tiny containers. Amazing.
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They aren’t easy though. They can rot if watered too frequently. That is a common mistake made after installation into a new landscape.
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Watering is the biggest problem I find with cacti and succulents. To much or too little. I read these plants store water in the bulbous part of the trunk.
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Yes, like yuccas and agaves, although they are not as obvious about it. Are they considered to be succulents? When I grew yuccas (in my home garden) I remember that most whoe know them consider them to be succulents. I don’t get that. To me, they are nothing like succulents.
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