It is to be said, that the october is the best month for yucca. The winter damages are out and new leafs are strong. This year we have almost additionaly last flowers of different gloriosa variegata. The same by me .
Firstly the general look to my main yucca desert garden

Gloriosa variegata with neomexicana
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variegata with RERO and Thompsoniana
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variegata detail
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RERO and thomsoniana
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Thompsiniana, the type with narrow leafs
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Thompsoniana and glauca
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RERO
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Thompsoniana
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Faxoniana leafs
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Trachycarpus from Peljesac, Croatia, 1964, Trachycarpus, seeds from Italy, Eraclea Mare, 2010
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The view to the rest of my garde, mostly inn care of my wife.
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Next days has to come to our country snow, fortunately onlly startin from 800m.
Nex update with variegata flowers and snow.

Regards

Jiri

Sorry, something is wrong with my contribution. I will try to sorrect it tomorrow

Jiri

The rest of pictures

Hallo Jiri
Your plants all look very healthy.
Protects you in the winter they?

LG Samy

Yes, I am using protection for narrow leafs Thompsoniana, Faxoniana and RERO. Gloriosa variegata is protected by light cover with geotextile. Agave are placed during the winter in glahaus and trachy is protected with temperation to -5°C.

Jiri

Hi Jiri,

nice looking garden, without weeds. Do you have a 'rero', that means Y. recurvifolia x rostrata?

Yes, it is recurvifolia x rostrata. The seeds was germinated inJanuary 2012, In spring 2013 planted outside, in winter 2013/14 covered with geotextile and this year very strong growth - similar to recurvifolia. . Rosette down is cca 8 cm in diameter and it is to see, it will form the trunk.

Jiri

Hi Jiri,

very nice garden, thank you for showing.
You still have enough lawn to replace with yuccas :O)

Best, Christian

Wow, Jiri !!!!

Very nice plants with you in Prague and what Christian already said, place enough for more Yucca's.....and.....and...
You can't plant Agave's in the garden, that's not possible with you? Too cold are too wet or both?

I do like your lawn too and the Conifers. Sequoiadendron giganteum in the background i think and more nice Conifer-forms.

Lute NL

Hi Lute,
thanks for compliments concerning garden. Of coarse, agaves are from yesterday in my glasshouse. Conifers, namely sequoiodendrons and cedrus are my favourites. In my weekend house garden I have one cca 20 years old with stem down cca 60 cm in diameter.

Nice evening and regrds

Jiri