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Windmill Palm dead


carolstropicals

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I am pretty sure my Windmill palm is dead. Actually I did it after a bad freeze. Didn't know I was supposed to leave the dead looking leaves on the palm.

So this 8 to 10 foot palm trunk is still in the ground.

What I want to know is if I can plant bromeliads on this trunk or will it eventually fall over.

Anyone know the answer to this strange question. I've tried to search, but found nothing.

Just how long can I expect this palm to stay upright ?

Thanks, Carol

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There is still a Waggie trunk at my old place even after 3 years

but I think it would fall over if someone touched it...

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