Big Ol' One Horn came in for breakfast today.
Got life from the first avacado pit.
Transplanted my agave americana marginata.
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5 comments:
Mr. Hopper knows where the shade is.
I love agave plants and that is nice one. Maybe a ring of them around the housing complex of TFL.
John, the agave looks right at home.
I just want to tilt my head every time I see ol' one horn.
Good work on the Guacamole Tree. Hope to see it growing soon.
Man, that is one good looking agave. Hope it thrives there.
Big Ol' One Horn visit serious stuff man, LIKE
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