You are growing a tropical tree of Caribbean origin so conditions for growth are heated greenhouses and plenty of sun. Getting fruit is only likely after about five years. Bear in mind the liquid inside the shell is toxic so be careful if you have nuts

I had mine from 2003 after some previous failures. This one was promising as I thought I would lose it in the fierce heat of the summer that year and I kept it healthy by keeping it in its pot in a shady side passage. I planted it out the following year and it grew VERY slowly but remained healthy, ...

Sunnyandfresh

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Don't know of any days this Summer where the arrival of advancing rain so quickly dispersed bright sunshine. Perhaps it's right that it happened for the first time in meteorological autumn

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No.1 looks like Euphorbia ingens.
No.2 is Mammillaria but unsure if the cultivar
No.3 is Echeveria, possibly schaviana

Welcome to HTUK, JM icon_cheers Confirm you have Yucca elephantipes "Jewel". Not as hardy as the type. (My old specimen was unprotected and unscathed from the "East Beast".) You should get away with a brief dry frost, say -2c but daytime freezes will ruin them unless you have fac...

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I was in the Tulse Hill area of South London yesterday and deliberately looked up this Phoenix canariensis that I hadn't seen for quite a few years.I was very impressed.

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Echo Tatter''s greeting and comments. Don't be afraid to ask.... Most of us are a right bunch of know-it-alls when it comes to exotics and even the not so exotic. (I've dared to mention Forsythia more than once on this forum )