Disliked Plants That I Enjoy and Have in My Yard (Oleander, Nandina, Bamboo)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Almost all plants have something to love about them, and today I cover 3 (mostly) hated plants in my yard that I truly value growing.
1. Oleander
2. Nandina
3. Bamboo
I live in the desert climate of Queen Creek, AZ, USA. Zone 9b (temperatures range from 25F to 120F, or -4C to 49C). In my area oleander is everywhere, but I rarely see nandina or bamboo - yet all 3 grow wonderfully here.
What is your experience with these plants? Let me know in the comments below! I want to hear what you love and hate about oleander, nandina, and bamboo.
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That means a lot to me, thank you. Hope to see you back again Sergio.
Appreciate the perspective. I like the clumping bamboo, too. It's just so zen and pretty looking. 😍
Clumping bamboo is so underrated - I love it!
I live in Salome Arizona, zone 9A. My first property has oleanders probably 12 feet tall. It was planted before I bought the property, but luckily it’s nowhere near my septic system. Although oleander grows prolifically its roots will search out water if you don’t provide water to it. Other than that, it’s maintenance free, always green, and when it flowers I have white, pink, and red flowers for about two months.
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I have a whole hedge of Oleander on the West side of my yard. Great afternoon shade, pretty blooms(right now at least), and all 4 dogs, 1 cat, both children, and one tortoise have survived just fine.
Exactly! The stories of this killer plant are far overblown and maybe happen once or twice worldwide over many years.