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[Palmə häl′ik]

Watched these boys pumpin a few of these into the ground the other day....   

Edited March 23, 2018 by Palmə häl′ik

[cm05]

I’d always assumed they couldn’t be transplanted at that size, and with such small root balls, I thought they were very root sensitive.

Either way, they’ll look great once established. Bizzy’s always look great.

[sonoranfans]

Almost any palm can be transplanted if the nurseryman has sufficient knowledge and skill.  The more difficult species are slowly root pruned a little at a time. Some of these will "bleed" from the roots so pruning needs to be slower.  That kind of knowledge takes experience, its usually best left to professionals.   

[Kris]

Nice visuals...

[RedRabbit]

Looks like Rocky Point in Tampa? I've always liked that little island, it should have a pretty solid microclimate (not that it is needed for a bizzy.)

[el-blanco]

So small and dainty!  AWESOME!

[RedRabbit]

5 hours ago, RedRabbit said:

Looks like Rocky Point in Tampa? I've always liked that little island, it should have a pretty solid microclimate (not that it is needed for a bizzy.)

I may have misspoken about that microclimate. I drove through today and the coconut at the Westin is looking rough. It should live but there's not much green on it right now.  

[Chatta]

afew of the ones near the howard frankland off Reo st are recovering

[RedRabbit]

2 hours ago, Chatta said:

afew of the ones near the howard frankland off Reo st are recovering

I know the ones you're talking about. Out of all the coconuts I know of in Tampa, those took the least damage after 2010-2011 winter.