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Everything is uncovered and ready for some heat. If spring ever arrives. Most palms are decent looking but one of my pindos did pull. Also planted a washy in an under construction bed and finally build a new area so I could plant my chammy.

Chad, while everything looks great to me, your Sabals are bloody gorgeous!

Great microclimate for specimens against that brick wall.

Love your Chamaerops humilis too...

Barb

great plants Chad.............keep the updates coming, you have some great specimens.

Thanks guys,

Barb, I had two palms pull this winter. The pindo got sick last year so it wasnt unexpected.

Tim, I left a few out.
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This needle pulled last year. So I transplanted to a sunny location. Not to mention shaving all of its needles.

pindo got sick last year

Mine up and died, simply collapsed for no apparent reason.
So upsetting.

Your pulled needle sure recovered beautifully.

Barb

Sorry to hear about your pindo Barb. I know how palms can be real drama queens. As far as my needle, I was really concerned. It pulled, got transplanted and shaved all in the same week. And to come back so strong, really surprised me.

Wish I had a larger house now. All of my trachies against the house only get burlaped. No over head protection or tents.

Chadec, I wish to live in a such nice climate you have there! Nice palms and other plants! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks Igor, our climate has been really nice the past two yrs. I cant see it staying like this. We have had a zone 8b winter two years straight. Sooner or later our winter will return with all the cold a snow.

All of my trachies against the house only get burlaped

In your zone, that's all you need in MILD winters.

Wish I had a larger house now

One with a glass roof, I bet...like we all want.

Barb

Oh yeah, a least a glassed in area would be nice. It would be nice to live in a warmer and dryer climate but that would be too easy.