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some nice P. Robellini and Christmas Palms at a restaurant in Mahwah, N

njpalmguy

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these are some nice christmas palms and some nice robies, only been there once before today. last time I went there it was around 40F during an unusually chilly night in may which i know is easy for the robies (since they’re hardy down to 26F) but could injure the Christmas palms but it pulled out just fineIMG_3827.thumb.jpeg.310f5c20c499acf65bc3dd8e31785b71.jpegIMG_3826.thumb.jpeg.1b3f909951b0e04c318100856ae9be01.jpeg

heres a photo of the same palm during that night in may

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the same Christmas palm after that night taken today

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Cool. Probably used as annuals

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On 6/22/2024 at 10:33 AM, PalmatierMeg said:

Cool. Probably used as annuals

yeah. might as well enjoy them while they’re still out because winters here are absolute palm slaughter unless you have trachys, Sabal minors, and needles

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