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February Florida Freeze Photos

Paul The Palm Doctor!

By Paul The Palm Doctor!
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Paul The Palm Doctor!

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Hi all!

I've been curious to see how the various landscape palms are looking north (and west) of Lake Okeechobee a few days after this latest freeze/near freeze February 20-22 cold wave in Florida. :unsure: Any post event photos would be of interest to fellow members of this Forum.

Thanks to all!

Paul

Paul, The Palm Doctor @ http://www.thewisegardener.com

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Paul, Here is the damage I received from 2 nites of 29f and 4 nites of frost. 100% damage: C.obtusa, A.pinnata and R.farinifera, 80-90% damage: L.benthamii, R.rivularis,R.regia and C.mitis. Minor damage is seen on the following: P.theo,L.muelleri,D.lutchens,A.cunninghamiana,W.bifurcata,P.rupicola and A.aculeata. My 3 V.merrillii 6'+ growing under palm canopy show no damage and no damage is seen on C.nucifera (not even yellowing) also growing under palm canopy. Other damage seen in my area B.nobilis (green form) 100% damaged, D.decaryi 80% damaged,P. roebelenii out in the open 50-80% damaged. Scott

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