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Sabal_Louisiana

By Sabal_Louisiana
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Jimbean Grand Master

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Yeah no kidding. 

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Eh whoops

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SeanK Grand Master

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I just went to NOAA.gov to check winter stats for Atlanta. Minimum 14°. One Fahrenheit degree warmer than the average minimum from the new USDA map. Got a few inches of snow so kids and dogs were happy. Not too many Pindo palms left up this way after Dec 2022, so no palm damage noticed. 

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2 hours ago, SeanK said:

I just went to NOAA.gov to check winter stats for Atlanta. Minimum 14°. One Fahrenheit degree warmer than the average minimum from the new USDA map. Got a few inches of snow so kids and dogs were happy. Not too many Pindo palms left up this way after Dec 2022, so no palm damage noticed. 

i`m very pleased to hear positive news

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I think it was rough for folks a long I10 as snow is not expected. Species grown there likely sustained more damage 

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