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sabal palmetto vs sabal minor

DTS

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sabal palmetto vs sabal minor  

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  1. 1. Sabal palmetto vs sabal minor which is your favorite?

    • Sabal Palmetto
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  • Poll closed on 05/10/2022 at 04:01 AM

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DTS

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i honestly like sabal palmetto more

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kinzyjr Grand Master

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Sabal minor for me.  They are the perfect palm for the temperate zone-pusher.  That said, I really like Sabal palmetto as well.

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ZPalms Grand Master

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I love trunking palms so Palmetto is a first for me but Sabal Minor looks amazing in garden beds and together they look great!

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