Other Plants
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Phytoplankton
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Monkey tail
Phytoplankton
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Garlic is doing well, there's also a bed of Torpedo onions:
Dboybudz
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Yea were in different zones for sure,lol are garlic gets planted in November then the snow and winter comes then poke out in March. They we're popping up in December tho because of weather being so warm. First thing I check in spring that and asparagus.
Phytoplankton
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I plant garlic in late October and it sprouts within week or so, onion sets go in in November. I'm in Zone 9b, we get a little frost, but usually no hard freezes, last time it snowed was 25 years ago. Last couple years we've gotten almost no frost. My asparagus usually pops about early-mid February into April, after that I let it go to seed for the spring/summer.
Oldguyrealy
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Same here but I Mulched mine.
Oldguyrealy
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I'm told that is a Thanksgiving Cactus because it heavy Blooms Thanksgiving. I have some.
There is Thanksgiving Cactus, Christmas Cactus and Easter Cactus.
They are all different in their leaves.
Oldguyrealy
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Interesting is it a Succulent?
Phytoplankton
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Yes, it’s a cactus-like succulent, but only the real old spines are sharp, most are very soft
Oldguyrealy
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Yes I looked it up.
I told my wife I'm becoming them old women with babies but mine is plants I see one I like I have to have one. LOL
Dboybudz
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Yea we put a nice layer of mulched up leaves from clean ups. Works great
Dboybudz
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Yea same here with asparagus,you know when it starts to get bitter just leave it to grow and chop down in end of year. Looks cool with red berries definitely needs tying so doesn't flop over.
