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Date Posted: 09:48:01 09/03/06 Sun
Author: Rob
Subject: Wild trunking oddities in North Tennessee (pic)
In reply to: YUCCA ROSTRATA ...........Robz7aNorthTennessee 's message, "" on 13:35:40 09/01/06 Fri

I recently found this pic 'again' from some yuccas growing in my neighborhood at a house that has since been remodeled and a fence erected and cant tell if they are still there:

The yucca on the right has a very long skinny trunk with a bluish color of spears while the one on the left has a short fat trunk and a green color of spears. They are wild yuccas and are from the same clump .

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you may have to right click on icon and hit VIEW IMAGE to see yucca pic . n/m -- Rob, 09:50:06 09/03/06 Sun
Re: Your pictures (I hope) -- Tony O (z6) NE Ok, 20:21:27 09/07/06 Thu