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Fastest of the ultra hardy trunking Sabals?


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On 9/27/2020 at 3:16 PM, RJ said:

I thought S. Louisiana was a minor? 

I believe it's a form of Minor.  For me, they are far more cold hardy and much faster than "regular" minors. I'm 5b/6a

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On 9/28/2020 at 7:04 AM, ESVA said:

I've got some pictures of my palms on my ESVA thread, but  here are some more pics of the Louisiana taken this morning. It's over 6 feet tall (the leaves) and it's got bloom stalks which are visible in this pic:

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The base of the Louisiana can't yet be considered a trunk though it's probably at least a foot across:

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Some pots of seedlings from last year and this year. Placed these pots in the shade of a pecan tree so I didn't have to water so often. Lost a third of the seedlings from last year from neglecting watering.  The shade really helped with the water and I didn't lose any seedlings this summer despite the severe 2-month long drought in which I almost lost some 8-foot tall rhododendrons. 

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Probably got a couple dozen or more volunteers growing around it which survived the 2017 & 2018 blizzards unfazed. 

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I will buy seedlings from you 

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