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epicure3 Grand Master

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29 degrees-no damage visible (yet) no frost

33 degrees- Nothing as well. no frost

Keeping in mind that damage can show up well into the future, I was surprised to see no damage at all to an exposed champagne palm. It has about 5-5.5' of trunk and carries 5-6 fronds. It is (or was) flowering.

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Coastal San Diego, California

Z10b

Dry summer subtropical/Mediterranean

warm summer/mild winter

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epicure3 Grand Master

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(frisbee @ Jan. 15 2007,22:19)

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R.I.P. Jan'07 at 19F.

Wow. Sorry dude. That is a sad looking pile of mush. Mine was in-ground, maybe the warmth of the ground kept it going. I don't really know. It is also right next to the sidewalk. Maybe some warmth there.

Coastal San Diego, California

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Dry summer subtropical/Mediterranean

warm summer/mild winter

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Widda biddy baby, about 8" (20 cm?) tall, in the ground under the shelter of nearby D. baronii, no damage so far from four days running of 28-29 FF (-1 C) in the lawn a few feet (meter 'n-a-half) away.

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