Dear all

Herewith some pictures from the cold north :-)










Br. René

Hello Rene,

very nice pictures. In which part of denmark is your garden?

Hello Rene

Great Opuntias and Yuccas as well. Nice to see that in cold Denmark.
Whats the big yucca with thinner leaves and trunc? Looks little bit like Y. 'Bische'?

Greetings from South-Germany

Hej René,

thanks for showing the pictures from your nice Cactus & Yucca Garden in the cold north of Danmark. But it does not look as a garden in the very cold north at all!

Bye

Jürgen

Thank you for the nice Pictures and many greetings to the North ;-)

Thanks for your greetings :-)

The Yucca with the trunk is a Yucca Recurvifolia.

Br. René

Hi Horst

I live close to Copenhagen. Right now minus 4 degrees and sunny.

René.

Here much further south, the real cold and wet weather has found a new home
























Temperatures in Eastern Austria might fall to -10C until the end of the week

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Thomas

Hi Thomas

Thanks for showing your winter garden, then I´m pretty sure that it will come to the north very soon.
Do you cover the plants during the winter?.

Cheers
René

Hallo Rene,
ich freue mich mal wieder was von dir zu sehen.
Das sieht ja alles sehr gut aus. Die Y. "Elenas Star" X thompsoniana die ich von dir bekommen habe
hatte im Frühjahr Probleme, hat sich aber erholt und sieht wieder gut aus.
Immer viel Spass am Hobby und

Sonnige Grüße aus Yucca Grande

Erich

Hello Rene,

I mean the yucca with smaller trunc behind the Recurvifolia with the thinner leaves?

Vg Nils

Hello Rene,

I never cover any succulents. The humidity that causes fungus is coming in the form of wet air in late autumn from the nearby lake. Covering does not help us here very much. This year is very bad with fungus because it was very warm in October and in the cool autumn nights lots of wet air moves in from the lake even on dry and cloudless days. The cold continental winter with very little rain in the past were better for the yuccas.

best wishes

Thomas

Hello Thomas

Thank you answering my questions :-) I need to cover during the winter period against the rain and bar-frost.

Br. René

Hi Nils

It´s a Flaccida X Thompsoniana 2441 x 2010-002 made by Benny pollen from my Thompsoniana.

The stem is around 12cm and really hardness without any fungus.

Please have a look on the link below:

https://www.bennyskaktus.dk/yucca-hybrid...brids_2010.html

Have a nice day
René