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My cousin has recently purchased a property on the shores of Lake Como, Italy. He's got some mature palms growing there already, but I'd like to recommend a few species for him to try. Can anyone in the European contingent help me out with what might survive there? Here's a photo of the property:

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San Fernando Valley, California

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I live in South italy, north italy : jubaea,butya,Rhapidophyllum ,Sabal minor, Trachycarpus ,Chamaerops humilis ,Serenoa repens .and other cold palms.

GIUSEPPE

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So I google-mapped Lake Como... Are those mountains on the other side of the lake in Switzerland?

Zone 9b/10a, Sunset Zone 22

7 miles inland. Elevation 120ft (37m)

Average annual low temp: 30F (-1C)

Average annual rainfall: 8" (20cm)

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No it's not. As you can see on google earth that mountains are still in italy...

If borders are correctly drawn

Edited by Pivi

island Vis, adriatic sea, Croatia. Zone 9b/10a

Temperature low last winter: -0.9°C/30.4 F

Temperature low this winter: -0.3°C/31.5 F

-Creating my own little palm heaven-

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  Peter said:
My cousin has recently purchased a property on the shores of Lake Como, Italy. He's got some mature palms growing there already, but I'd like to recommend a few species for him to try. Can anyone in the European contingent help me out with what might survive there?

I post some pics of Lake Maggiore, close to the Lake di Como and with more or less the same climate.

In these places the exposition is very important. Some plants survive only if protected by the north winds

Brahea Edulis, Butias , cycas revoluta

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Butia Capitata

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Jubaea

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Jubaea e Brahea Armata

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Trachicarpus are everywhere in the lakes of northern Italy

bye

Federico

Ravenna , Italy

USDA 8a\b

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Thanks everyone for the replies!

San Fernando Valley, California

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How about a picture of the house, or the neighborhood?

I'll bet it's charming to burn!

Remember Kim's study of her 'hood . . . ?

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That is a nice view lakeside.......mountains y palms!

South Florida, USA

Mild sub tropical climate - USDA Zone 10

26.9 deg. North latitude

Altitude (5.1 M)  

Winter avg. temp (15.6 C)

Summer avg. temp (28.1 C)

Yearly Rainfall approx. (1270 mm)

Posted

Wow, that's a very nice buy!

Southwest

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Wow lucky cousin > what amazing scenery !

Old Beach ,Hobart
Tasmania ,Australia. 42 " south
Cool Maritime climate

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A beautiful part of the world for sure. Thanks for posting these photos.

No one cares about your current yard temperature 🙃

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Yes, lucky indeed. I hope to visit him in the not too distant future. And I'll see if I can get more pics as it's pretty spectacular there.

San Fernando Valley, California

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