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Monday, October 10, 2005
The Yucca Lives On
Remember the yucca that used to be on the corner of 3rd & Harrison?
I did everything I could to find it a new home. In the end, no one wanted it. The nurseries and the City Park Department all said that it, "wasn't special".
Well. Simon Waddington saved a small bit of it and now it's in a pot on the Tower Loft's Roof Garden, miraculously not only did it survive, it has also just bloomed again. Check it out.
Posted 10/10/2005
