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frozen palms in Montreux


doranakandawatta

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The 2 last winters have been cold here, especially 2012 january... some palms recover... like Chamaerops humilis but we lost a nice Brahea ( it was suddenly minus 12°C for 3 weeks!)

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other posts about Montreux in: discussing... and travel logs

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Philippe

 

Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

 

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  • 5 weeks later...

Thats a pitty!

So Brahea armata is only possible south of the Alps arround the lakes there.

Alexander

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