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Updated progress timeline for the needle palm

DTS

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Nice photo spread!!

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Thanks for sharing. Glad to see it survived the spear pull. It has grown quickly both summers.

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It looked ratty until I cut all the elongated fronds off lol

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Put the outwr cover on to stop rain from getting in

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That is one hardy little palm! The come back is amazing. Harry

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Where are you located at? It looks great now. I planted some in August. I hope it was long enough to establish before winter. I live in an 8A dry winter zone. I don’t plan on protecting them unless I see an arctic blast coming.

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4 minutes ago, KPoff said:

Where are you located at? It looks great now. I planted some in August. I hope it was long enough to establish before winter. I live in an 8A dry winter zone. I don’t plan on protecting them unless I see an arctic blast coming.

Zone 6b Michigan. Doesn't really start getting "cold" until December.

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IMG_9635.thumb.png.a6e83768ee017f7b589065c7c8ffaad9.pngI would cover it for any cold events under 15 degrees for the first winter. I tried planing this one late in the fall a few years ago. The original trunk died that winter, but there were several pups that sprouted in the spring.

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1 minute ago, NMPalmjunky said:

IMG_9635.thumb.png.a6e83768ee017f7b589065c7c8ffaad9.pngI would cover it for any cold events under 15 degrees for the first winter. I tried planing this one late in the fall a few years ago. The original trunk died that winter, but there were several pups that sprouted in the spring.

What's to the right? An olive or oleander?

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14 minutes ago, NMPalmjunky said:

IMG_9635.thumb.png.a6e83768ee017f7b589065c7c8ffaad9.pngI would cover it for any cold events under 15 degrees for the first winter. I tried planing this one late in the fall a few years ago. The original trunk died that winter, but there were several pups that sprouted in the spring.

the lowest i let mine see was 2 nights of 18 degrees,  I could probably go a little lower, but I wanted to be safe

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This is a white flower oleander. It does a little better than my red oleander. IMG_9636.thumb.png.1793cf2b8165d997412ece338c3ee6a1.png

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