Gary, try planting white dutch clover over your lawn mixed with the grass. You'll have a green lawn all summer long with almost no watering. You won't have to fertilize either. When we hit 117 in Oregon last summer, everyone had brown lawns, up and down the highways were brown. My lawn was lush green minus the spots where the bunnies have been grazing.
Our split leaf grew more along the ground. Now it's growing toward the pool and it seems we have to cut the trunk. Ugh... such a beautiful plant. Ours is over 20 yrs. How did you get yours to grow like a tree?
Gary, absolutely gorgeous and spectacular plant!!❤
Thanks!
😮🤯 I am in Shock..WOW!! Amazing!!! I had no idea they would get that large in the wild
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Beautiful sharing. Liked ur video👍
We have the exact same taste in plants Gary, love to see it!!
Good stories man, I enjoyed the video ✌️
Glad you enjoyed
Gary, try planting white dutch clover over your lawn mixed with the grass. You'll have a green lawn all summer long with almost no watering. You won't have to fertilize either. When we hit 117 in Oregon last summer, everyone had brown lawns, up and down the highways were brown. My lawn was lush green minus the spots where the bunnies have been grazing.
I’ve seen that and thought the same. Great idea. Thanks.
So awesome..love old aged plants. Try and find a nice big old monstera in your area and blog it for us…
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Thanks!
Not planting this but it's incredible.
6:24 i always feel like, somebodies watching meeee🎤
Tell me is it just a dream?
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Recently re-classified and turned into syllable salad.
Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum
Our split leaf grew more along the ground. Now it's growing toward the pool and it seems we have to cut the trunk. Ugh... such a beautiful plant. Ours is over 20 yrs. How did you get yours to grow like a tree?
Hardy to 8b... I'm growing it. Thanks, Gary.
where do you live?
@@langers_3280 Oregon. Lemon tree is in its fourth year in the ground outside (protected during frosts)
Why would someone let it go like that?
Is that thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum
yes
used to be classified with philodendron
Those aerial roots are invasive. Mine wrapped around the chimney and went through a screen window
Audrey?
ha!
We dont care about the root. Get on with the Video
Oh, but many others do