Been reading thru different threads and getting conflicted answers.
Are money trees safe to be in a large sulcata's area.
Are money trees safe to be in a large sulcata's area.
They can be fed in moderation, but not something consistent as they are just jade trees.Been reading thru different threads and getting conflicted answers.
Are money trees safe to be in a large sulcata's area.
SameHere about 5 different things are called a Money Tree
I was looking for more of a tree for shade. Then for the tortoise to eat. Any suggestions on trees or bushes that would provide shade?Same
Let me get a few photos of mine tomorrow.I was looking for more of a tree for shade. Then for the tortoise to eat. Any suggestions on trees or bushes that would provide shade?
Thanks, I have a mulberry started. My banana trees I never have any luck. We get 3 or 4 days below 32° and that's it for them. I cut them back and start all over again. I have hibiscus and Rose of Sharon started also.Let me get a few photos of mine tomorrow.
It's very sturdy and shady. Also an interesting and good looking plant.
It might be a good candidate.
I've also got Suriname Cherry hedges. Also fast growing and become dense bushes with edible fruit. And hibiscus.
Both are safe and grow well in Florida.
Mulberry trees can work. But every time I get one established, wild parrots come and destroy it.
Also palm frees and banana and plantain plants. Easy to grow. Safe. Resilient and easy to get and grow with big, shady leaves.
Sorry.Thanks, I have a mulberry started. My banana trees I never have any luck. We get 3 or 4 days below 32° and that's it for them. I cut them back and start all over again. I have hibiscus and Rose of Sharon started also.