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Palms in pots are so much fun


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The best bit about pots is you can garden anywhere you want too, so why not spruce up the deck! Chuck a few joeys in and a licuala along with a Crysophilla and a rhapis and you have an instant garden! 

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It's great to be able to enjoy palms at that size and be able to arrange them however you like until they get much bigger! 

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I keep some palms in pots for a portable garden effect. It is nice to have a few that can be added to an outdoor space like a front porch or under the pergola with the orchids. Change them out occasionally for a fresh look. I keep them under the mature palms in the garden and rotate. Harry

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On 1/1/2026 at 8:33 AM, PalmsInBaltimore said:

It's great to be able to enjoy palms at that size and be able to arrange them however you like until they get much bigger! 

I used to rent years ago. I would relate minature rainforest gardens with all the container plants, if you had move just simply t acc ke your plants. And it was always fun recreating a new garden. 

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On 1/6/2026 at 3:02 PM, Harry’s Palms said:

I keep some palms in pots for a portable garden effect. It is nice to have a few that can be added to an outdoor space like a front porch or under the pergola with the orchids. Change them out occasionally for a fresh look. I keep them under the mature palms in the garden and rotate. Harry

It’s a fun way to garden, and you can always arrange them to your liking on the patio! 
Richard 

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I'm the opposite pots = more care and having to arrange storage for them when its cold because them coming inside with gnats just isn't happening ever again 😂

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15 hours ago, ZPalms said:

I'm the opposite pots = more care and having to arrange storage for them when its cold because them coming inside with gnats just isn't happening ever again 😂

I made the mistake of getting more pots, I planted most of what I had in the ground, then I had brainstorm why not grow palms. 
Now I don’t know how many pots I have, at least I can I leave them out in winter is one bonus I guess!

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9 hours ago, happypalms said:

I made the mistake of getting more pots, I planted most of what I had in the ground, then I had brainstorm why not grow palms. 
Now I don’t know how many pots I have, at least I can I leave them out in winter is one bonus I guess!

I've accumulated so many pots that I hardly know what to do with them since I normally try and get anything I have get in the ground as soon as possible but then again you never know when you will need a specific pot 😂

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2 hours ago, ZPalms said:

I've accumulated so many pots that I hardly know what to do with them since I normally try and get anything I have get in the ground as soon as possible but then again you never know when you will need a specific pot 😂

About the same here having so many I can only plant so many of them, but I will certainly try and plant them all. One problem I have is having so many varieties I want to plant them all in the good spots and I keep saving those spots every time I go plant something good there thinking I have a better plant for that spot! 🤣

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