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25 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

So sorry to hear about your hip. I had a repair done in mine when it broke almost a year and a half ago. Hip pain is consuming , it took months before I could get down the hill to pull weeds around my palms. Now , it looks like necrosis has set in so some of the pain is back, replacement is imminent. I will put that off as long as possible. I hope your husband comes through shoulder surgery ok. Like hip surgery ….super painful! 
   I remember when you had those Sabal removed , I hope they are ok . If I remember correctly they were going to be re-rooted or something. Harry

Corey told me he hoped to place them on his nursery property. Last I heard they were doing okay. Sorry you ran into problems with your hip replacement. Hip displacement is brutal - pain level 12 out of 10. Hospital won't provide painkillers or even a sip of water. Displacement is rather rare so they make no provisions for it unless it displaces more than 1-2x per year (2x in 18 months for me). I've heard knee replacements get ugly, too. My husband does not tolerate pain like he used to. I learned to be stoic by observing my WWII vet father, whom I never heard cry, whine or whimper. J. Edgar Hoover wouldn't tolerate blubbering, self-pitying, crybaby Agents. Unfortunately that behavior influenced my desire to grab such a wimp by the collar and slap them silly. Wrong, wrong, wrong but so tempting.

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Meg

Palms of Victory I shall wear

Cape Coral (It's Just Paradise)
Florida
Zone 10A on the Isabelle Canal
Elevation: 15 feet

I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade.

Posted
2 hours ago, Fusca said:

In case you aren't familiar with the history here's an interesting link:

https://www.edisonfordwinterestates.org/sabel-palmetto-lisa-the-silver-anniversary-of-a-love-story/

no i was not familiar with the story. thank you for this great, touching and true story. simply wonderful. 
i was already interested in a sabal palmetto, now i know which one to take first, besides, the hardiness is good for us here. the summers are warm and sometimes humid here.

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a natural stand of sabal palms is quite beautiful!

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On 2/2/2025 at 8:13 AM, gyuseppe said:

I lost all these!
Sabal domingensis
Sabal pumos
Sabal causiarum
Sabal rosei
Sabal mauritiformis
Sabal uresana
Sabal hibrid causiarum x palmetto
Sabal mexicana
and also 3 unidentified species

=(

Lows in the past couple years.2025 -15℉, 2024 1℉, 2023 1℉, 2022 -4℉, 2021 7℉, 2020 10℉, 2019 -5℉, 2018 0℉, 2017 4℉, 2016 8℉, 2015 -1℉, 2014 -4℉, 2013 8℉, 2012 10℉, 2011 3℉ 2010 6℉, 2009 -5℉, 2008 5℉, 2007 1℉, 2006 8℉, 2005 3℉, 2004 0℉ 2003 5℉, 2002 3℉, 2001 6℉, 2000 0℉,

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