Привет Игорь, Hi Igor,

great, your first post here, and also that Tim's Yucca hybrid grows so well in your climate in Kazakhstan.

Best Wishes

Jürgen

Hello Igor,

beautiful blooming Yucca & beautiful photos too, especially the flower in the backlight.
I find this yucca looks very healthy and vigorous with you! It seems to grow even better than in Tim's garden! For comparison:


In your garden in Almati / Kasachstan


Tim's Y. flaccida x (reverchoni-thompsoniana) flowered last year

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Juergen

Thanks Thomas, спасибо (thanks) Juergen! The pics - a smartphone quality things. As for the Tim plants I believe Central Asia climate is a little bit dryer and hotter. I have a few Tim's hybrids but only one specimen grows freely in the ground. The rest are still sitting in the seedbeds. Will try open my own topic with the "Kazakh" yucca plants later...

Hi Igor,

a heartly welcome from me too on this board.

Kazakh yuccas sounds interesting, let the pics come...

Would You be so kind to tell something about the weather-conditions/climate in Almaty.
What are the average temps and the highest temps in summer,
what's the average minimun-temps and absolut minimum- temps in winter.

What's about precipitation?

Do you have other exotix plants beside yucca & co?

Thanks and have a nice time here.

Wolfgang

PS: nice avatar, yourself amongst the large field of papaver

Nice looking bloom Igor. It's much nicer than the forms I grew from that hybrid cross.

Love the color of that bloom Thomas.

Here's one form of the Y flac x 'rever-thomp'


Here is two other forms growing next to each other. Notice the blooms are totally different from each other


Here is the reverchonii-thompsoniana which donated the pollen

I sent seed to Aaron in Idaho and his Y flac x 'rever-thomp' looked like this

Tim, looks like my "copy" of the cross you distributing has a nicer bloom ;-)))