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I don't think it is none of the trunk is buried

Thanks Steve and to everyone else who replied. Your help is much appreciated!

Thanks for the advice everyone. I think I will dig it up and pot it for the winter seems like the best thing to do considering I live in a zone 5b where the winter would only put more stress on it (even in the palm put) and if it comes back to a good healthy state I will put it in the ground next ...

I do have clay around here however I don't think that the tree is sitting in it because it is further down then where I planted it. But if I am wrong and somehow it is sitting in clay would the solution simply be to dig out as much clay as I can and replace it with regular top soil? or is it already ...

I purchased a small windmill palm in the spring and it was doing great until late last month where I noticed the newest fronds were drying up but the other older ones were ok. This week I actually pulled out the newest (dried up) fronds out of the tree and the spear as well I noticed the ends that ...

That is impressive Mike! Hope I can get mine that big some day!

Well, I cut mine t about hip high, build a cage of chicken wire around them with top open, mulch with oak leaves and cover qith a grill cover. On warm days and nights like his past winter I lift off the grill cover to get air and sun. Most times I just left the top off anyway since it was so warm ...

Just wait, they get huge under the right conditions. Are you going to keep it in the ground overwinter? I am going to keep it in the ground for the winter (with some winter protection of course). Hope it survives. It's a beautiful plant! What zone are you, where do you live?? I'm 7a (Southern New ...

Thank you everyone for your help and replies. I didn't realize how fast basjoos (or perhaps its banana plants in general) grow. That picture is from a few weeks ago and it has grown about 4 inches taller and there are 6 pups growing as well, 2 of them about 6 inches already! Thanks again to all ...

Thank you everyone for your help and replies. I didn't realize how fast basjoos (or perhaps its banana plants in general) grow. That picture is from a few weeks ago and it has grown about 4 inches taller and there are 6 pups growing as well, 2 of them about 6 inches already! Thanks again to all ...

Hi everyone I am new here and this is my first post. I was wondering if someone could ID this banana plant for me? Is it a musa basjoo? I bought it at a local convience store next to my house and I thought I'd take a chance and hope its a basjoo. Thanks for your help in advance! http://s14.postimage ...