Growing yucca from seed
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Help - yucca....corn plant???
Comments (4)Ok, Googoling I've discovered that "corn plant" is the Dracaena. Luckily in Italy we call the plants with their botanical name....See MoreDoes anyone really like plain old yucca?
Comments (8)One of the lowest maintenance plants you can include in a landscape....pretty much plant and forget (a little grooming now and again helps). They need to develop a certain maturity before they flower and then the rosette that produced the flowers will die off but has been replaced by pups or offsets that will offer subsequent blooms. That is what creates the spread so not a rapid nor aggressive process. They are difficult to transplant so think ahead before you plant and pick the right site. Will grow in pretty much any soil that offers reasonable drainage but will flower best in full sun. Attractive to both bees and hummingbirds when in bloom and the deer won't touch it!!...See Moregrowing trailing arbutus from seed
Comments (0)Has anyone had success growing trailing arbutus from seed?...See MoreSeeds from the world
Comments (0)Hello fellow gardeners. I am an avid seed collector and climate activist and seed reforestation restorer. I have a variety of seeds I have foraged along my way from texas to Colorado via Virginia. I have green Peaberry coffee beans 4 variety 5 species of pecans Lemon seeds Yucca Dock Milkweed To name a few. Ornamental grass seed Wild berry tree seeds I would love your species donations or even a seed exchange. I seek to share and preserve. An ancient tree seed was found in Jerusalem. A date palm. If you plant it it will grow. Thank you. Looking forward to our exchange...See Morelantana_babe
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