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Gardening

Deuxcents

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4. Don't know where you are but these grow everywhere here in sw Florida..they are beautiful

Reply to Shambala (Original post)

Mon Jun 16, 2025, 06:00 PM

Jun 16

They do regenerate and those seeds in the flower fall and start new growth. They can get overgrown and we clear out dry areas for appearance because I like them in clusters.

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Giant bird of paradise - don't make the mistake I did [View all] Shambala Jun 16 OP

half bury on its side and water the fallen piece, it just may root and thrive. Don't take down the the trunk. marble falls Jun 16 #1

Thanks, good tip. Shambala Jun 16 #2

I love plants, I also make mistakes. Fortunately I have had some good luck reviving a lot of my victims. marble falls Jun 16 #3

Don't know where you are but these grow everywhere here in sw Florida..they are beautiful Deuxcents Jun 16 #4

Southern California Shambala Jun 16 #5

I just googled and yes, your climate should be fine..grow zones 10, 11. Deuxcents Jun 16 #6