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Mule Palm Experiment

sevapalms

By sevapalms
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Rider6 Newbie

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@sevapalms how’s it holding up ? I’m planning to get one for zone 8A in South Carolina.

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On 3/11/2025 at 9:55 AM, Rider6 said:

@sevapalms how’s it holding up ? I’m planning to get one for zone 8A in South Carolina.

also wondering the same 

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It has been a while since I last logged on, but I wanted to give an update given I had a few requests. My family moved out of state (from SE Virginia) in summer 2022, so we could no longer take care of the palm. The palm was alive and well when we left, but when I visited in fall 2024, it was no longer there. It may not have survived one of the winters in that time period. 
 

Wanted to share a pic of it in its prime. Definitely still think zone pushing mules in Zone 8 (and perhaps lower) is worth it!

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