Guerrilla Planting

[Moose]

I am first and foremost aficionado of palms. To add color to the garden, years ago I included bromeliads to the landscape. As the palms grew, and many more were added, a canopy developed that shaded out the broms. They became very green, stretched and never flowered. Because of this, they were removed.

Some of the material removed was planted across the street. There were renters at the time and they did not care. Technically I never recieved permission from the absent owner. Here are some shots of the thriving broms and their blooms.

 

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[koki]

Moose- did you dress up in black clothing and crawl on your belly? LOL. Broms are nice but I am removing 90-95% of what I have. There is only so much room in a yard.

 

[Dypsisdean]

Moose- did you dress up in black clothing and crawl on your belly? LOL. Broms are nice but I am removing 90-95% of what I have. There is only so much room in a yard.

Now I have the pic in my head - Ron in black, including the ski mask, slinking along with the Iguanas. He must be on someone's surveillance cameras.

 

[Moose]

The Stealth Moose approach was utilized

 

[Dypsisdean]

I'll bet you are just as graceful as your namesake.

 

[Moose]

It takes a Moose to Guerilla plant ... Pseudobombax white flowering form

 

[Moose]

The stealth Moose struck again with this Psuedobombax pink flowering form

 

[Dypsisdean]

Are you telling me those were past clandestine plantings?