The Ultimate Bamboo Plant Place?! - Tiki Carving

P pariartspaul Member Martiniland, California Joined: Dec 20, 2003 Posts: 159	P pariartspaul Posted posted on Wed, Feb 4, 2004 8:08 AM Thanks for the info Tacky Tiki! Glad I didn't tear the banana trees out - but they look so bad - I did trim off the dead leaves on a couple a while back. I hope they survive. Can't wait 'till Spring. Yes, I know Capital Nursery, that's where I bought my $150 Alphonse Carr bamboo. It's done really well this year. I'll have to check out the plumeria. We had tons of it growing in the yard when we were in Toluca Lake and it grew outside all year there. Here we'd have to bring it inside in the winter but that's okay. Thanks again.

Thanks for the info Tacky Tiki! Glad I didn't tear the banana trees out - but they look so bad - I did trim off the dead leaves on a couple a while back. I hope they survive. Can't wait 'till Spring.

Yes, I know Capital Nursery, that's where I bought my $150 Alphonse Carr bamboo. It's done really well this year. I'll have to check out the plumeria. We had tons of it growing in the yard when we were in Toluca Lake and it grew outside all year there. Here we'd have to bring it inside in the winter but that's okay. Thanks again.

Post #74459 by pariartspaul on Wed, Feb 4, 2004 8:08 AM