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clawfoot tubs? you can sell those for big $

in january i try to make a mental note of where all my clumps of snowdrops are so i can remember to divide them later. and i cut my grapevine back (sometimes).

Joe, you could probably just send me the top of the rooted one in a padded envelope and i could root it myself. cut down on some postage? we are pretty close, i think it would make it here in rootable condition? what do you think? i hate for you to spend money mailing dirt. on a similar note...

palm idk what kind of palms you have there (if any are native) but if it was here it would more likely be a palmetto palm BUSH than a tree palm.

i priced some flamingos at the dollar store a while back and they were $10 for a pair.

its definitely a sago palm or at least one of the closely related cycads. sagos are the most popular so its probably one of those. and my pups had teeth, i promise.

wow joe those are nice! i started a bunch of cypress trees in recycled styrafoam cups a year or two ago and i went out one day and my chickens had eaten all of the cup-pots off of my trees!

no i have some but mine arent invasive and if they come up somewhere from berries they are a piece of cake to pull up.

these colors are soooooo New Mexico!

nandinas not so bad! it has a place in my landscape. beautiful berries and foliage.

lol :lol:

nandina.

its a treefrog!!!!! i guessed it!

i'm right on the edge of zone 8a/8b. i claim 8b and i get away with it! (mostly)

Coconuts?!

me too, i have a lot riding on this imaginary bet.

i love to crumble sassafras leaves. smells like fruit loops

home depot here does the credit thing. they have racks of dying plants outside but you cant buy them or rescue them. lowes on the other hand has amazing plants for nothing. i usually go right before it gets cold and pick up 9 dollar sago palms for 1$. if i buy anything anymore, i get it off...

not really fall here yet... i can maybe dig up some pics from last year... last fall. several falls ago

or a propagation section?!