"Jack & the Beanstalk" ?
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SAbottles
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Interesting landscaping from this New Jersey resident's point of view! I believe that beanstalk plant is a variety of Yucca ..try a google search..
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Sci-fi looking for sure,...but at least the birds seem to benefit from them....[
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Thanks, Cyber. Found a Yucca - aloe in Italy which looks very much like it; very thick, broad leaves with really sharp saw-like edges. This is a plant you do NOT want to fall into. You would look like something out of the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"![] The only problem is that we have a raging South Easter gale, which has been blowing for days now and threatening to snap the poor thing's stem !
] The only problem is that we have a raging South Easter gale, which has been blowing for days now and threatening to snap the poor thing's stem !coreya
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its called a century plant here in florida, something to do with the length of time between blooms.
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Yup, that would also figure; this thing doesn't exactly bloom regularly. We've lived here 40 years and I think this is only the second one we've had !
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LoL,...Just don't stand anywhere downwind of it when the gale's blowing!...(Unless your wearing armor).
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