Can anyone identify this plant?
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I don't know it's name. No. It doesn't die back in Winter. In fact, it is daren't difficult to do harm to. 
. I planted one 10yrs ago. It grows & grows & the harder/more you cut it back, by jove it loves it & comes back harder. I sound like I don't like it, but, I do. 
. Just that given the opportunity it'll "take over"
A couple of years ago (after I fed it!)
it threw out some shoots which threatened to flower, which didn't. Makes it an interesting addition to the right place in a garden 'tho.
. I planted one 10yrs ago. It grows & grows & the harder/more you cut it back, by jove it loves it & comes back harder. I sound like I don't like it, but, I do. . Just that given the opportunity it'll "take over"A couple of years ago (after I fed it!)
it threw out some shoots which threatened to flower, which didn't. Makes it an interesting addition to the right place in a garden 'tho.That makes sense as it was a restaurant called “the roo’s leap”....
You know Roo’s are not native to NZThat makes sense as it was a restaurant called “the roo’s leap”....
yes, but I don’t think tourist eateries give a sh*t....and I imagine flax grows in Aus too....
8x57
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Thankfully its not pampas grass that you are enquiring about gixer.
A friend of ours is convinced and told us in all seriousness that pampas grass plants at the front of the house is a sign that indicates that the occupants are into wife swapping.
Since being told that my wife and I can't keep a straight face if we see pampas grass in a garden. The blinking stuff is everywhere.
A friend of ours is convinced and told us in all seriousness that pampas grass plants at the front of the house is a sign that indicates that the occupants are into wife swapping.
Since being told that my wife and I can't keep a straight face if we see pampas grass in a garden. The blinking stuff is everywhere.
Ade8mm
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What he said.
Norfolk Horn
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It looks like a form of yukka to dos it have spikes on the end of each leaf with the stem a bit like a coconut tree
What could I swap her for?Thankfully its not pampas grass that you are enquiring about gixer.
A friend of ours is convinced and told us in all seriousness that pampas grass plants at the front of the house is a sign that indicates that the occupants are into wife swapping.
Since being told that my wife and I can't keep a straight face if we see pampas grass in a garden. The blinking stuff is everywhere.
might need to plant some!
Norfolk Horn
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Stevie/P
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Yukka
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