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04-08-2003, 09:09 AM
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Yuccy Yucca
Hi,
Can anyone help with some Yucca advise please. The botton bits of my outdoor Yucca turned a light dead looking colour some months ago. It is wilted in appearance, the leaves now drooping. Are there any disadvantages to taking the unsightly leaves off, or should I leave them on? Many thanks Greg T |
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04-08-2003, 12:42 PM
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Yuccy Yucca
Which outdoor Yucca? There are many species and cultivars of Yucca grown
outdoors. Some are stemless rosettes and others are arborescent. Many of the arborescent types form a skirt of dead leaves to protect the stems. In which part of the country are you? It does make a difference. NH Anorak is back wrote in message m... Hi, Can anyone help with some Yucca advise please. The botton bits of my outdoor Yucca turned a light dead looking colour some months ago. It is wilted in appearance, the leaves now drooping. Are there any disadvantages to taking the unsightly leaves off, or should I leave them on? Many thanks Greg T |
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04-08-2003, 01:02 PM
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Yuccy Yucca
".... In which part of the country are you? It does make a difference.
........" Or even what country? -- David Hill Abacus nurseries www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk |
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05-08-2003, 04:14 AM
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Yuccy Yucca
"Cereoid-UR12-" wrote in message om...
Which outdoor Yucca? There are many species and cultivars of Yucca grown outdoors. Some are stemless rosettes and others are arborescent. Many of the arborescent types form a skirt of dead leaves to protect the stems. In which part of the country are you? It does make a difference. NH Anorak is back wrote in message m... Hi, Can anyone help with some Yucca advise please. The botton bits of my outdoor Yucca turned a light dead looking colour some months ago. It is wilted in appearance, the leaves now drooping. Are there any disadvantages to taking the unsightly leaves off, or should I leave them on? Many thanks Greg T Sorry didn't realise it would make a difference. It seemed like a Yucca to me, but I believe it's could be a Cordyline Sundance. Possibly known as an Australian pine. Sorry to be so vague, but it was inherited in the garden on arrival. I live in Surrey, very close to London. Regards Greg T |
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