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Wet climate W Filiferas

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Spotted these two nice Filifera examples in Picayune, Mississippi. A place with wet weather year round.

 

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    Despite what some folks believe, W. filifera can do very well in humid areas.  These in the Harlingen, Texas Lowe's parking lot aren't getting a ton of rain but it's usually extremely humid.  There are several in the area although the majority are the robusta variant.

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    The Post Office in Bokeelia has a nice one:

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    Lakeland, FL: USDA Zone 2023: 10a  2012: 9b  1990: 9a | Record Low: 20F/-6.67C (Jan. 1985, Dec.1962)

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    Up until about 20 years ago there were some at a hotel in Tifton, GA next to I75 (mile marker 60ish). They were removed as part of a huge construction project there. Last I saw there is palmetto at the size. The filiferas were big, 16 to 20 ft tall.

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