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Beautiful Palms and other Tropicals in Sicily and Southern Italy

StrongSicilian

By StrongSicilian
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My family is from Sicily however I have only visited a few times. In the microclimate where my family lives, I remember winters where it barely got below 50°F. Here are some street view photos of various palms, Queens, Kentia, Med Fan, king palms, and some other tropical plants. I don't see Sicily ever having Cocos Nucifera however we can grow so much more than people think. We have hills with Mango trees, bananas, and papayas growing. This is such a unique and cool climate. Some of the Queen Palms are fruiting and others look ratty like the ones here in Phoenix, AZ

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