Tropicals & Tender Perennials: The Epi Nursery, 0 by Happenstance

Happenstance wrote:
Morning Donna!

To the left in the foreground? That's a young Cardboard Palm http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/51472/index.html

Or behind that left and center are a couple of Epi oxypetalum plants.

All the plants you see in this setup have moved either to the sunroom or into the greenhouse for our monsoon season. Most of the Epi cuttings are putting on some new growth and I'm trying to keep an eye on them to make sure they don't suffer from winter neglect. :-) It is so easy to forget that tending these in the off season is really important for a good show of blooms. Here it means baiting them for snails/slugs and I start fertilizing after the first of the year.

I love my P-Touch.....one of the best garden investments I've ever made. (And it comes in handy for all kinds of other labelling needs also!) The ink is permanent and looks like new after 4 years or so in the garden year round.

Here's a shot of the winter quarters for the Epi cuttings......not as spacious and plush as their summer quarters, that's for sure!