COLD HARDY PALMS
Selecting and growing palms for colder climates.
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Please help identify
by ParadiseAL- 9 replies
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I've collected these seeds from the tree in the photo. They have been soaked and the seeds on the left have been peeled and the seeds on the right are what they looked like off the tree. Thanks for your help.
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Finally my Pics from Raleigh
by Mr.SamuraiSword- 1 follower
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here are my palmy Pics from around raleigh. I went for the IBMA bluegrass event. Day one I saw a Sabal palmetto and a small windmill palm. Windmill palm age unknown but the Sabal has been there around 5 years according to a neighbor. Windmill palm Day 2. I saw my first sabal minor in the area. this one might be naturalized and is a good size. many volunteers around it too. Volunteers Day 3. I did not go palm hunting as I was busy at the bluegrass convention but I did notice these smaller planted sabal minor in a public park . Day 4. Saw Some mature windmill palms by an Italian restaurant I discovered through fa…
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VA State Cooperative Publication on Sabal minor Care
by PalmatierMeg- 1 follower
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I was researching info on Sabal minor and found the following illustrated publication released by the State of VA that provides info on growing that species in the State. I thought it might be of interest to all PTers in the Middle Atlantic region and other colder areas. HORT-60-PDF.pdf
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Nursery Recommendation
by kbob11- 1 follower
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I’m heading down to the Richmond VA area for the weekend and was just wondering if there are any nurseries with some cold hardy varieties. I’m from MA and am unfamiliar with the area. Thanks!
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HELP! How do I treat this Butia Capitata
by newtopalmsMD- 2 followers
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I bought this Butia 4 days ago at a big box store on clearance. The frond turning brown started yesterday and is much worse. Does anyone know what this is and what I should do to treat it? Thanks
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C. Radicalis
by Laaz- 29 replies
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When the male & female flower on top of each other...
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Separating big box Livistona Chinesis?
by newtopalmsMD- 2 followers
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I have three pots of Chinese fan palms from a big box store. Two have fronds as tall as 5 feet, while the third (much younger) has nothing over a foot or two. Each pot has 4 separate crowns. Has anyone tried to separate what appear to be separate plants with any success? Will there be 4 separate root systems, or will there be one root system with 4 off shoots? Are most of the plants likely to die from surgery? If separating is possible and advisable, what is the best time of year to separate them (fall or early spring) I am in zone 7a. (My plan this winter is to leave them in pots (already transplanted to 15 gallon pots) on the south side of my house and move them i…
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Will Needle Palm Suckers Flower?
by PalmTreeDude- 3 replies
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This is probably a very basic question, but I have a nice sized Needle palm with a larger center trunk and smaller suckers all around it. Will the suckers ever flower like the center trunk will? If if they do flower, can the suckers polinate the other suckers and trunks flowers and product viable seed? Thank you for reading.
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Will Needle Palm Suckers Flower?
by PalmTreeDude- 4 replies
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This is probably a very basic question, but I have a nice sized Needle palm with a larger center trunk and smaller suckers all around it. Will the suckers ever flower like the center trunk will? And if they do flower, can the suckers polinate the other suckers and trunks flowers and produce viable seed? Thank you for reading.
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Bronx palm tree update
by bronxboynyc71- 1 follower
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Nothing can kill this palm... 6th year in the ground.. grows a foot a year. Peope cant believe that there real.. However, getting hard to protect... over protected another palm same size.. I opened it up to mold, fungus and severe spear pull...its a goner. this one not a scratch.. I guess planting it close to the house has its advantages.. replacing it with yucca rostrata. We'll see.. good luck to all.. Bobby
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Livistona Nitida in zone 8? 1 2
by Swolte- 4 followers
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I have been reading up on these forums about folks trying Livistona Nitida in zone 8. I was wondering if there were any updates, especially after last winter!
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Windmill palms in Raleigh.
by Mr.SamuraiSword- 1 follower
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Saw these around an Italian resteraunt more pics later
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Bloemfontein Palm Garden II
by Marius- 5 replies
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A recently completed addition to my garden in Bloemfontein. I planted three Trithrinax campestris & a Livistona decora. I'll add ground cover etc later.
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Handfull of filifera in a ditch
by TexasColdHardyPalms- 1 follower
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I have no idea how they got here but these little ditch dwellers sprouted up last year, burned to the ground in the winter, came back up and got weed whacked a few times, went through 65 days with zero irrigation and 110f days and keep on trucking along. This wet September sure has kicked them into overdrive. Got a few rogue bismarckia from a spent seed batch popping up and several sabals too.
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Serenoa repens zone
by NickRB223- 1 follower
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Hey Everyone! I have seen a lot of different zone recommendations for Serenoa. So I wanted to ask the pros, What zones are they really good in? Anyone have any growing in 8a? Would love to see some pics. Here's one of mine.
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butia pindo blue x jubaea
by Love them palms- 1 follower
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Just ordered a Butia pindo blue x jubaea today.says it's very cold hardy.I live in the PNW mukilteo area zone 8b. anyone have good luck with this hybrid?
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question about finding jubaea x syagrus seeds
by Love them palms- 27 replies
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Saw this beautiful species of palm and looks like a good Candidate of a palm for the PNW but the only problem is I cannot find this one hardly online anywhere and if I do they want an arm and a leg price wise.I want to really start them from seeds but can't find that either.does anyone have any info on where I can score a couple of these beauty
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Getting my tropical on!
by Love them palms- 2 followers
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Hello to all I am a new member Have a few questions about Palm trees I am going to plant next Spring . I live in Puget sound area in mukilteo, Washington supposedly in zone 8b. I never was in the Palm trees until I went to Las Vegas Nevada and Southern California I love the Look of the palms So much I decided I wanna them in my yard. Since I could not live down South in those areas I figured I would bring the look up to me, Around here most of the People In this area that Have Palm trees In their yards Are mostly Chinese windmill palms As do most the nurseries So my options were very limited I wanted to be different from all the other people and push…
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Bloemfontein Palm Garden
by Marius- 33 replies
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My garden is situated against an East facing slope of Grant's Hill in Bloemfontein, South Africa. Bloemfontein has hot dry summers (summer rainfall) and cold winters down to -10 degrees Celsius. My garden's microclimate is more a 9b though. My lowest temperature this past winter was -0.9 degrees Celsius. The flat ( lower lying areas) recorded -9 degrees Celsius. I moved into this house about 3 and a half years ago. The beginnings of the garden was cleaning up and eradicating alien invasive species and weeds. I started in the back and concentrated on South African indigenous plants. Now that that is settled I'm starting to add palms. The front and sides are now onl…
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Planting Saw Palmetto Question
by NickRB223- 1 follower
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Hey Y'all, Wanted to get your thoughts. I live in zone 8a, just south of Columbia SC and I have 3 Saws in pots. Should I wait to plant? Thanks!
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My Pennsylvania Palm
by NC_Palms- 28 replies
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Even though I evacuated Florence, the palms are still in sight! I planted this windmill palm (trachycarpus fortunei) last August at my Mom's place up in Pennsylvania.
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Should I Plant It or Wait?
by PalmTreeDude- 18 replies
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I keep having this mental debate with myself whether or not I should plant my Sabal minor seedling in the ground now and just throw some leaves over it in the coldest parts of winter or wait for spring. The one thing that keeps making me want to plant it now is that I am afriad that if I do not plant it now and let it go through its first winter outside that it will lose cold tolerance. Any suggestions? Would you plant it now with protection or would you wait? It is a Sabal minor 'Arkansas.'
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thrachycarpus princeps
by Mikelzz- 1 follower
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I bought this as a seedling 6 years ago in san Francisco ,,it lives indoors in a cool greenhouse for the winter and then outdoors here in Connecticut for the summer
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Huge Needle Palm at Watercountry USA (Williamsburg, VA)
by PalmTreeDude- 2 followers
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A month ago I was at Watercountry here in Williamsburg and I saw this really nice Needle Palm. I just randomly found the picture on my phone I forgot I did not post it yet. There were also a lot of trachys there.
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ID required: Syagrus?
by Marius- 1 reply
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Hi Everyone Another mystery palm. Can anyone please help with identifying this palm. I suspect it is a Syagrus sp. Coronata? Is there a green form?
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