newbie here from Northampton

AirKewl

newbie here from Northampton

Post by AirKewl »

Hello all,

Directed here by a google search on yuccas - Which took me to the 'cordylines' thread?..lol

Anyhow, I believe, I have two yuccas? (and by the by, the harsh winter, like the op in the thread, done for one of the five cordylines I posses) Part of my job is re-cycling green waste & all of my collection, have been rescued from the shredder!

One of the 'yuccas' has developed a bud this year (planted four years ago) so I believe I'm in for a fine display in the coming month/s?

I have photo's & would appreciate any of you old salts, take a look & identify said species?

Should I post pics here or start a new thread?

Thanks in advance,
Doug icon_thumleft
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Post by kata »

Welcome to HT AirKewl,

Not sure about the image but I think even if you get it wrong Dave boss will move it for you.

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Thank you for the 'welcome' kata - Seems the pic is too large in mb's to display, can you point me in the right direction?
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How big is it Kewel?

They post some pretty big images here hard to get it wrong with size.

Mine I try to keep to 800x600 like the one below which will be 175KB
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Welcome aboard AirKewl, I take it you're a 'Dubber' then :DD
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Hi AirKewl, and welcome icon_salut

You must be the ultimate 'Exotic Plant Rescue' :lol: We tend to hang onto plants until there is no hope but I have seen almost unmarked exotics going in the green waste at the recycling centre.

I guess google has made an assumption that Cordyline and Yucca are similar, as I don't know of any referrences to yucca in the Cordyline webpage :lol:

We have a restriction on pic size as even point an shoot cameras are now aimed at print quality 8 x 6 in photos. These just make viewing the image difficult as are about 4 screens wide. The best image size will be 800 x 600 pixels, as big enough to see and small enough, size wise, not to fill up the hosting space. :wink:
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Just to add to Dave,

Dave, we can always hyper the bigger image if anyone wants original.Aslong as we own them of course :lol: :lol: :lol:

Just a thought.
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Post by Jamesb »

Hi

Welcome Doug from a fellow new member, looks like we joined at the same time :)

James
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Thanks for the warm welcome & advice - I'll get to work reducing that pic size & post it up?
Have been having connection issues with the interwebz lately, so sorry for the delay in replying :oops:
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Whey, Hey! Sorry for the delay, guys/gals...any ideas?
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grub wrote:Welcome aboard AirKewl, I take it you're a 'Dubber' then :DD
Aha! pennies just dropped grub? - I belonged to a pc overclocking forum in the day & 'AirKewl' was my handle there...I figured most plants are cooled by air, so.....
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Looks like Yucca recurvifolia to me. :wink:
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Thanks Dave, you are a gentleman sir icon_thumleft
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good morning to you airkewl icon_thumleft i do enjoy yucca flowers,so bold. to date the only flowers ive had were on a filamentosa. pretty poor show considering all the different ones we have here
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