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Date Posted: 22:09:12 05/20/06 Sat
Author: Amanda
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Re: Yucca
In reply to: Tony O (z6) NE Ok 's message, "Yucca" on 18:55:45 05/18/06 Thu

I'm here sometimes. I keep checking to see what's new because I'm getting interested in yuca plants. I have 2, one with short leaves from western Ks, one from the east with longer, wider leaves. They each bloom, but don't grow a trunk. Last year while visiting Okc, Ok, I saw one at the zoo there that reminded me of a palm tree. I didn;t know there were any yucca that could do that. Thanks to this place, I learned what it is. I did some searches and am learning more about them. The more I learn, the more I like them. My point is, I wish every one would come back here so I could learn more. Either that, or where to go where every one is. I will keep checking back every once in a while hoping this place will be active again. Thanks for letting me post here.

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