PlantFiles:BugFiles:- March 21, 2007
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- April 23, 2008
- Introduction to Aeoniums
- Palm Hardiness- the OTHER factors aside from Cold Hardiness
- More wisdom from Bob, Master Gardener
- Pot Ideas for Succulent plants
- Introduction to Echeverias- my personal experiences in Southern California
- Bug Poisons from a Veterinary Perspective
- Snail and slug control from a veterinary perspective
- Toxins used in the Garden from a Veterinary Perspective- the Rodenticides
- Introduction to the Chamaedorea Palms- excellent genus for both out and indoor use
- Snakes- Good for the Garden
- One Technique for Painting Succulents with Watercolors
- Pachypodiums- THE caudiciform collectors plant- Introduction to the species and cultivational suggestions
- 20 great and overlooked palms for marginal Mediterranean climates
- Phoenix palms- trees of unsurpassed beauty
- Welcome to my toxic, painful garden
- Cold Hardiness and Palms- what does it mean and what can be done about it?
- Introduction to Cold Hardy Palms
- The Encephalartos Species: THE collector genus of cycad
- Pruning Palms
- Haworthias- the Jewels of the Succulent World
- Bob Master Gardener wisdom
- Beaucarneas
- Introduction to caudiciform plants- also known as 'Fat Plants'.
- Euphorbias for landscaping - the cold-hardy columnar, tree species
- Introduction to Cold Hardy Tree Ferns
- Introducing Bob, Master Gardener
- The Huntington Botanical Gardens
- Introduction of Sansevierias, one of the premiere houseplants available
- Introduction to Tree Aloes, part 2: the branching tree aloes
- An introduction to Aloe Flowers, part 4 of 5: Aloes S-Z
- An introduction to Aloe Flowers, part 3 of 5: Aloes M-R
- Introduction to Tree Aloes, part 1: the solitary, unbranched species
- Indoor palms- suggestions about care and selection of one of the most popular house plants
- Christmas Cacti Care
- Plant-related food toxins of the Holidays and your pets
- The Norfolk Island Pine - a living Christmas tree
- Toxic Plants of the Winter Holidays, from a Veterinary Perspective
- Poinsettias- their initial care, and year after year
- An introduction to Aloe Flowers, part 2 of 5: Aloes D-L
- An introduction to Aloe Flowers, part 1 of 5: Aloes A-C
- Blue Fan Palms for the desert landscape- unique trees for both public and private parks and gardens
- Introduction to Agaves
- Introduction to Cycads, the ultimate Jurassic landscape and/or potted plants
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"I have a new garden now (starting 1-05) but it is small and I have little to trade yet... but if you are interested in suckering aloes, agaves or other succulents, I might have some extras. However, 99.9% of the photos in DavesGarden that I added are from botanical gardens and I not only don't have those plants for trade, I often know little about them other than what i read up on them to add them to the site here. But if you have questions about palms or cycads, I can probably answer those."
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"This is where I would like to live would they allow people to live in a botanical garden: Ho'Omaluhia Gardens on Oahu, Hawaii. This is one of the best palm gardens in the world, and it's right here in the US! The primary palms in this photo are a New Caledonian palm called Kentiopsis oliviformis" 
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