Pony Tail in the Landscape

Over the Thanksgiving holiday I was visiting friends and family. It wasn’t long before I was outside walking around in the garden checking out the plants growing in the landscape.

There were some wonderful beds of bromeliads growing on the ground and climbing the trees. One of the first things to grab my eye was a great looking ponytail palm growing in the landscape.

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