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Place to store plants during winter?

Chaz517

By Chaz517
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I know out my way here in Ontario people do pay for winter palm storage. It’s very pricey and sometimes it’s cheaper to rent palms monthly during peak months. I my self have a basement palm room that I heat during the winter 

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16 hours ago, Chaz517 said:

Hey guys. I have some hibiscus and crepe myrtles that need winter plant storage here in CT. Does anyone use a service like this one to accomplish that? I am nervous to use it! Winter Plant Storage

Honestly looks like what the price of the service, is the biggest determining factor. 

T J 

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On 8/20/2019 at 9:20 AM, Rickybobby said:

I know out my way here in Ontario people do pay for winter palm storage. It’s very pricey and sometimes it’s cheaper to rent palms monthly during peak months. I my self have a basement palm room that I heat during the winter 

Do you have any pics of that? Or more details about it.

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Pat

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10 minutes ago, Hardypalms said:

Do you have any pics of that? Or more details about it.

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Pat

Many led and t5 lights. Oil radiator heat for night time temps. Room stays around 80f this time of year humidity is around 56-60 rh

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9 hours ago, Rickybobby said:

 

What will you do with the seedlings when they get larger? I am looking here in Atlanta at renting space in the winter in some greenhouse. I haven't really searched hard yet. It would be nice to have years after years by my pool 2 or 3 crown shafted palms that I see grow.

Thxs for sharing

Pat

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2 hours ago, Hardypalms said:

What will you do with the seedlings when they get larger? I am looking here in Atlanta at renting space in the winter in some greenhouse. I haven't really searched hard yet. It would be nice to have years after years by my pool 2 or 3 crown shafted palms that I see grow.

Thxs for sharing

Pat

I may sell some locally but when good friends come over. I give them away as gifts 

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