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I agree. They've been in that same spot since last summer but they were covered up in a pile of leaves over the winter. I doubt they would have survived exposed.

I am very excited that my Sabal Louisiana is once again sending up a flower stalk. The last time she bloomed was 3 years ago when I planted her. At that time I figured it was nice that she bloomed but I wasn't too impressed because it's not like she had been living here. Well, now, after two winters...

Wow: Impressive!

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone!!

It's alright to prune off the dead parts of the fronds but I would leave the green part in tact. I know it's ugly looking but the more green a young palm has the more energy it can make from the sun. If you trim off too much viable foliage it will stunt the growth of the tree. I wouldn't cut off the...

Hi everyone. I live in Martinsburg, WV (6b) and have been very interested in the topic of growing palm trees and other "tropical" plants here in my zone 6b climate. I look forward to reading the posts, participating in the discussions, and sharing my gardening life with everyone. Here are ...