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Shipping palms in winter?

Frond-friend42

By Frond-friend42
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I live in Salt Lake where temps at night are into 30s and 40s sometimes lower. 

I'm thinking that shipping out from here might kill or severely damage tropical species en route.

Anyone have experiences to confirm or refute?

Thanks,

Ben

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I would think it could be a problem, unless they could somehow be shipped in some sort of insulated container.

John

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