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I have had my trachys for 7 years. They were a good 7 ft tall. This winter did them in. Unwrapped in April to a lot of mold. Cut off dead fronds and sprayed a copper fungicide. Spears seemed solid. Just out today and all the spears pulled out. SO FRUSTRATING. guess I did not do a good enough job ...

I bought 3 30 gallon fan palms and a 30 gallon pindo five over the past five years. Good quality.[/img]

I am looking for a few queen palms for around my pool here in Harrisburg PA (8-10 ft). I have pindos. trachys, needles, and sabals but my normal cold hardy suppliers do not carry queen palms. I would like the name or names of a reputable supplier that will ship. Or if it is within a few hours of me ...

I'm located in southern PA. I am zone 7a.

Yea, I'm sort of a glutten for punishment. I'm going to try one this spring and see how it goes.

Has anyone had experience with the xButyagrus nabbonnandi hybrid palm commonly called a mule palm? I've been reading alot about them and I found a place to purchase them from but I would like some advice from someone who has experience with them.

I have 2 trachys about 5 ft each, a needle palm and a sabal minor each about 2 ft high that I bought and planted in april this year. Does anyone know if it hurts or helps them if sprayed with wilt proof? I spray my rhodedendrins and camelias but I wasn't sure if I could spray the palms or not. Mark

I live in zone 7a and I have 5 planted in the yard. Two I brought up from South Carolina and they died to the ground the first couple of years. After 2-3 years it would die down to about a foot or two. Now they do not die down at all(6 Feet high). I also bought 3 from Lowe's. They are a cold hardy ...

I just bought 2 6 foot trachys from chillypalmtree.com. He is in S.C. but he met me in Baltimore for the pickup. I am really happy with them.

You may want to try chillypalmtree.com. They are in south carolina. I am in Pa and Shawn makes several trips a tear up north. I am meeting him in 2 weeks to pick up two 5 ft trachys and a needle palm. Prices seem fair. Mark