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23 minutes ago, SeanK said:

Is Myrtle Beach 8a or 8b?

How low were temps at Christmastime?

8b but this past December didn't help that haha. That Friday before Christmas was when I recorded 13F in my yard

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5 hours ago, DAVEinMB said:

Yea it's unreal, might as well be two different species. 

The foliage maintains that stiffer feel you'd expect with having pindo mixed in but the leaflet characteristics are very much queen. Here's a couple pics of it from this summer when it was more pleasant to look at

 

 

 

That appears to be quite plumose compared to your others, which is a queen trait. 

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