Ponytail Palm
O'Leander (had 3 of them in separate pots, since they were overgrown in this spot)
Plumbago (turns out this is an annual, not sure I would have been able to save it by bringing it indoors or not)
Palmetto Palm (this was given to me while volunteering at a local garden)
Coleous (I did not do enough research on this to know that it was an annual and I should have saved a piece of it to replant this year, this was given to me while volunteering at a local garden)
Drummond's Wild Petunia (this was given to me while volunteering at a local garden)
Meyer lemon plants that a neighbor of mine took from his lemon tree that he has had for over 10 years.
I hope to eventually replace some of these plants and figure out how to keep them growing in my space. They were all pretty cool plants.
it always makes me sad to lose a plant. :(
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thanks for the question/comment on my blog.
i've posted a response here.
Thanks, I read the information. That really does help. I will start off small and test it out. We do have some feral cats in my neighborhood and they already try to use a bed under my tree as their litter box. I have put down moth balls and that seems to help, so I will watch out for this. I just did not want to invite rats, etc. if I could help it.
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