Disappearing Century Plant?

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JT
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Disappearing Century Plant?

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There didn't seem to be hardly any century plants blooming last month while we were there. Always in the past when we were there in May they were abundant. I wondered about it and I found this post in STJ Life, If you go to the link be sure to open the photos at the bottom of the page:

http://seestjohn.com/st_john_life/life- ... ury-plant/

I've always taken a few shots of them each trip. I think that this one was from 2003:
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/12829989@N00/4708565534/" title="91210014 by taterjoes, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4047/470 ... 7696_b.jpg" width="699" height="1024" alt="91210014"></a>
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I love them but I've never actually seen one in bloom. great photo!
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We have them here in Calif.... and even dug one out of our yard a number of years ago. They're pretty cool, unless they take over! :)
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Post by sherban »

IN April we saw a bunch of them on the north coast of St Thomas.

Caribbean Christmas trees...
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