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firefoxy wrote:

I am interested in finding out if there is a way to plant a Yakka tree
from an already fully grown one. I have 2 in my front yard that are
absolutely going berserk in growth. They are only a few years old and
have literally more than a thousand leaves each, and the leaves are
even starting to come out from under the ground. I have NO clue about
gardening, but heard somewhere that you can use the leaves and plant
them in a pot to start a new tree. Is this true? I can't find anything
on the net about this. I would appreciate any help. Thank-you.

Try spelling it Yukka or Yucca. Unless you mean a tree whose fruiting bodies
resemble work shirts...

http://www.yakka.com.au/

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Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
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