phoenix loureiroi var.

[dekaoxtoyra]

cold hardy for zone 9a maybe 8b

Edited November 15, 2018 by dekaoxtoyra

[dekaoxtoyra]

phoenix loureiroi var. humilis (kashmir) and Khyber seedlings

Edited November 15, 2018 by dekaoxtoyra

[UK_Palms]

Any idea what temperature these are hardy down to? 

[RJ]

Not often you see a spruce/fir and a palm in the same picture. Looking goog! 

[dekaoxtoyra]

these are mine and grow up outdoor all year without protection 

since they survive from 2017 colder winder in my garden when a butia capitata die

it was windy and all day and night to down 17 f for 2 days

but yatay survive ,so is rather hardy like butia eriospahtha

[NC_Palms]

On 11/15/2018, 9:30:37, RJ said:

Not often you see a spruce/fir and a palm in the same picture. Looking goog! 

It’s not uncommon at some of the botanical gardens in the Raleigh area to growth them side by side. I guess 7b is cold enough for spruce/fir yet warm enough for palms. 

[Cevven]

 

On 11/28/2018 at 12:06 AM, NC_Palms said:

It’s not uncommon at some of the botanical gardens in the Raleigh area to growth them side by side. I guess 7b is cold enough for spruce/fir yet warm enough for palms. 

Raleigh is 8A now - even though we were hit with 7B/7A winters in 2014, 2015, and 2018. In the 1980's, we got hit with zone 6 winters. 

Edited January 3, 2021 by Cevven

[Keys6505]

I'm not sure that's how it works... If you had z7 winters 3x in the past 6 years I'd have to say you're a z7.

Edited January 4, 2021 by Keys6505

[rembi]

All my attempts to germinate this palm tree were unsuccessful. I can't come across fresh seeds.

[dekaoxtoyra]

Happy new year

When it product seeds I can share some fresh seeds.

At the moment I share all seedlings

[dekaoxtoyra]

No is not so cold winters here

But is a hardy species more cold hardy than canarius

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