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yuccaman
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by yuccaman » Sat May 20, 2006 6:31 am
I went to the last nursery and I wanted to see if there were any palms there. I went in there greenhouse but did not see any thing and thought I would have to drive to broadway nursery But beside a cordyline was chinese fan palm. It was for zones 8 to 9. I still have to try it with a small greenhouse and lots of heat. Thanks jay for the help on the other topic. I could not use the other imghoster
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Should I stick this outside or keep it as a house plant??
http://may20.imghost.us/oonvyb.jpg It might not be very hardy but its worth a try and there is no trunk.
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Wes North Van
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by Wes North Van » Sat May 20, 2006 11:19 pm
They are not hardy. They can survive here but with overhead protection and an ideal microclimate. I know of one good sized one in Vancouver that has survive in this type of situation. I would treat it as a house plant.
Wes North Vancouver Zone 8b/9a
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yuccaman
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by yuccaman » Sun May 21, 2006 5:43 am
Your right and I been told that the ground gets to cold for them. Im in zone 7a to 6b now but im not bringing it outside. And temps are just to cold.
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PhilMusa
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by PhilMusa » Sun May 21, 2006 8:55 pm
yuccaman,
Chinese fan palm will definately die anywhere in Ontario unless you bring it in a greenhouse. Are you still in Trenton or are you down Windsor way?
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Phil
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yuccaman
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by yuccaman » Mon May 22, 2006 6:28 am
I was helping my aunt put in a small trunk yucca elata. Windsor has a warmer climate so it will do great but im back in trenton again. My aunt has a 6b to 7a climate.I saw needle palms there such as trachycarpus. They all surived. That fan palm won't even make it through december in windsor. I been told.
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