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HAVE: Yucca

20 years ago

is yucky to me. I thought I had removed all of it and found a good home to accept my orphan. Well, some very healthy leaves (?) have resurected in my garden. Anybody want it? It's in Carlisle and I'll even dig it out for you.

I also have bamboo. Lucky me!

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Pipersville_Carol
20 years ago
I love yucca and bamboo!

But unfortunately am hours away from Carlisle, boo hoo.
corgilvr
Original Author
20 years ago
Where are you? I mean how far away are you? I have dug out so may grasses, yucca, and bamboo! I would have loved for someone who loved them to have them.

What do I want to see in Bucks? Maybe we could meet somewhere and give some of this stuff to you.

Debbie
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cloudy_christine
20 years ago
Hi Debbie, remember me from the Kitchen Forum? Nice to run into you again -- after missing each other at Valley Forge!
Please tell me more about your bamboo. What kind is it? Would it grow in a pot?
corgilvr
Original Author
20 years ago
I'm not sure about a pot, but I think it could be contained in a submerged container. My neighbor has some relatively young and very vigorous plants that he would love to share.

I'll be posting other divides as the season progresses.

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