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Palm Paradigms ( Post unique palms in your area)

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Chamaerops humilis (one of the world’s most cold hardy palms) with Cocos nucifera in background.6037AE9B-C3CB-45AB-B604-0A2ECB2B3E6A.thumb.jpeg.df5f7b298fc90a61748548ecac2cfae3.jpeg

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What you look for is what is looking

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Butia capitata against wall of Dypsis lutescens (Areca)6158015C-A8D0-4C65-941D-5424EDCE4DF9.thumb.jpeg.e2c384055f2262c3604f4a9ec9589b97.jpeg

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Coconuts that clearly need to be watered more next to serenoa repens and I think a Trachycarpus fortunei.

 

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A Howea in an inland town that I noticed the other day, very marginal area for them. It didn't like the winter of 09 but survived. It's looking great and taller than in 2019 now.
 

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24 minutes ago, cbmnz said:

A Howea in an inland town that I noticed the other day, very marginal area for them. It didn't like the winter of 09 but survived. It's looking great and taller than in 2019 now.
 

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What was the lowest temperature it took?

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11 minutes ago, Foxpalms said:

What was the lowest temperature it took?

The weather station in that town stopped keeping records in 1990, but one at the next town up, also jammed against the same range of hills recorded this. This same week was the hardest frosts since have lived where currently do - it even damaged my at the time young and planted were it got no sun in the winter Queen palm, the only time it has ever shown any damage since was planted in 04.

1547     20090616:0900     14.7     24     8.3     
1547     20090617:0900     13.7     24     -1.4     
1547     20090618:0900     9.6     24     -1.5     
1547     20090619:0900     9.9     24     -2.5     
1547     20090620:0900     10.7     24     -0.4     
1547     20090621:0900     13.1     24     -1.7     
1547     20090622:0900     11.0     24     -3.0     
1547     20090623:0900     11.8     24     -3.4     
1547     20090624:0900     10.7     24     -3.9     
1547     20090625:0900     11.8     24     -3.5     
1547     20090626:0900     13.4     24     -1.8     
1547     20090627:0900     15.6     24     11.9     
1547     20090628:0900     16.7     24     11.3     
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