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Oklahoma Palms (update)

WattsZ

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Update on our yard in OKC Oklahoma. We have a smaller windmill as well, but while I thought it would be the easiest.. we have had a time with them and went through a few windmills in the ground. Both the washy and sabal have been in the ground since 2020. The large Pygmy date is in a very large pot 

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Lookin' good. 🙂

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Looking amazing man!

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33 minutes ago, Las Palmas Norte said:

Lookin' good. 🙂

Thank you

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5 minutes ago, PAPalmtrees said:

Looking amazing man!

Thank you 

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That's impressive, especially for the tropical paradise that is *checks notes* Oklahoma. That Sabal is a monster. 

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29 minutes ago, JohnAndSancho said:

That's impressive, especially for the tropical paradise that is *checks notes* Oklahoma. That Sabal is a monster. 

Hahah right! And honestly the sabal has been the easiest one of all the palms we have put in the ground 

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