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South Texas Recovery Photos

Mr.SamuraiSword

By Mr.SamuraiSword
in COLD HARDY PALMS

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Let's see some survival/recovery photos, Ive seen good numbers of photos and posts here of recovery in some northern/central TX regions but not so much in the RGV, South Padre Island, etc area.  Did any of the unprotected Coconuts survive?  How did Royals, Bottles, Foxtails, Dypsis and other 10A/9B palms fair ?  

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Graydon Apprentice

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It got to 22 degrees in McAllen.    I would say about 35 percent of the Cuban Royal palms are still alive.     My two Foxtail palms were killed, but I have seen some returning in town.    

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Arecaceae78743 Contributor

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Hello Y'all,  I don't mean to take you away from this topic site, but here is some info ( from April ) on South Texas palms including coconuts its the latest I could find so far ...

 

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