Re: Let it Grow, let it Grow, let it Grow

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: : Thanks, Newt ;) 
: : I have quite a few plants that see me through these northern canadian winters... snake plant (too nice to be compared to my ex mother-in-law's forked tongue, LOL!!), aloe vera, english ivy, cyclamin and voilets, among others. I have grow lights and shelves so I have half of them under the lights and display the other half and then rotate once a month :) I don't think I could ever have too many plants! I'm all excited because I've started a "naked tree" from seed as well as a dwarf banana tree. Keep your fingers crossed, they're starting to look good :)


: Hi Jenna,
: Ok, now you've got me stumped, pardon the pun.  :)  But, what in the world is a 'naked tree'?  The only plant that comes to mind is a euphorbia tirucalli, often called a pencil cactus.  It's really not a cactus at all.  Is this it?
: http://www.maccactus.com/euphorbia%20tirucalli.html

: Another you might like for your home that can go in the ground for the summer would be Oxalis regnellii - purple leafed oxalis.  It gets lovely light pink blooms.

: http://home.att.net/~tropicalgems/oxtri.jpg
: http://www.arhomeandgarden.org/plantoftheweek/articles/Purple-Leafed_Oxalis.asp

: I do love banana splits!  :)
: Newt



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