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The Real Northernmost Coconut Palm In the Us

EastCanadaTropicals

By EastCanadaTropicals
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I looked at Crescent city, Florida on street view because according to the interactive hardiness zone map, it's the only place in Florida north of Daytona Beach that is zone 9b or above so i wanted to see what they grew there. Then I saw a coconut palm! It might be a Mule palm so I want someone to check it out.   19 Summit St https://maps.app.goo.gl/d8E4cdNSR1h7pDJCA 

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Looks like a mule to me. 

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Good find! The inflorescence give it away - it's not a coconut. That is a mighty nice mule!

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Aw man. Its in zone 9b the same hardiness zone as Daytona beach so I thought a coconut palm could be planted... Thanks anyways

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This is very helpful

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sipalms Experienced

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21 minutes ago, CodyORB said:

Good find! The inflorescence give it away - it's not a coconut. That is a mighty nice mule!

That sure is a beautiful Mule! Very coconut-esque. 

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Gorgeous Mule!   For those that may have had problems with the link like I did.  

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