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Dypsis leptocheilos x decayri

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Is this hybrid like the Wodyetia x Veitchia which is more cold hardy then the parent or tender?

Thanks in advance,

Jonathan :)

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I think it is some what cold hardy the one in my garden looks great ,many nights in the low 30s with 7 frosty nights and no damage at all. but in Texas it might not be a wise choice. but in s. Florida it is fine

Palms not just a tree also a state of mind

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I think it is some what cold hardy the one in my garden looks great ,many nights in the low 30s with 7 frosty nights and no damage at all. but in Texas it might not be a wise choice. but in s. Florida it is fine

Your in South Florida(Pine Island?), of course its hardy for you.. :mrlooney: ...probably not a good choice for me :(

-Jonathan

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