Spring planting advice needed.

[Jerrrod]

Hi guys, it’s been a while. I haven’t had anything worthwhile to share, I’m the talk to talk only when I really got something to say. As some of you may know I have a few palms in pots, the largest are a California and Pindo. Both have actual trunks 😍. The others (windmill, Euro, Canary & a Cretan). All of these are still straps. I also have two sagos. My question is when should I put them in the ground? I have been looking at the forecast, day and night temperatures to get a feel. Also I’ve been keeping them on the dry side for the last couple of months, except I did put them outside (they’re in a shed) so that they could get some rain (it was in the 70’s). 
 

  I have a wood chipper for mulch. I just want them to get as much warmth/establishment as possible. We have two houses on our property, one faces north and the other west. Where is the best place to plant them? Thanks again guys.

[Fusca]

41 minutes ago, Jerrrod said:

Hi guys, it’s been a while. I haven’t had anything worthwhile to share, I’m the talk to talk only when I really got something to say. As some of you may know I have a few palms in pots, the largest are a California and Pindo. Both have actual trunks 😍. The others (windmill, Euro, Canary & a Cretan). All of these are still straps. I also have two sagos. My question is when should I put them in the ground? I have been looking at the forecast, day and night temperatures to get a feel. Also I’ve been keeping them on the dry side for the last couple of months, except I did put them outside (they’re in a shed) so that they could get some rain (it was in the 70’s). 
 

  I have a wood chipper for mulch. I just want them to get as much warmth/establishment as possible. We have two houses on our property, one faces north and the other west. Where is the best place to plant them? Thanks again guys.

You might want to specify your location in order to get the best advice.  I assume that you're planning on protecting them during the coldest nights since you're in zone 7. 

[Jerrrod]

Actually I’m in zone 8A, just north of the state line with Texas.

[Than]

In zone 8A I'd say April the earliest.

[PaPalmTrees]

I'm in zone 7A and last year i planted some of my palms in mid to late march so if I were you I would just wait until maybe late march to start planting stuff and if there's any frost or cold just cover them up with a tarp.