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Serenoa repens

Tampa Scott

By Tampa Scott
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Tampa Scott

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Will any harm be done to cutting my S. repens 9' creeping trunks back ?

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Every couple of years I pay some sucker to come and thin out my Phoenix reclinata and only leave the four tallest trunks. Unfortunately it thrives on this treatment. ( I hate the huge spiky thing) So I cant see how a S. repens would be different. Its not the main roots or anything essential that you are removing.

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Scott, looks like it thinking to maybe taking a dip in that lovely water sometime ~2020.:D

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Please, don't cut it! Looks lovely! I am hoping my seedlings would be looks like it in next 10-15 years?!

Hendriks

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