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Hottest temp here ever was 106F. Usually it is only above 100F maybe 8-10 days. It's quite humid though.

It's about time, though we've had a very mild winter here in St. Louis - A zone 7b to be exact which is very unusual for us. I know we have the ability for more extreme lows than the PNW, I find it is MUCH warmer here for 75% of the year, perfect for growing Native Southeast US palms. How did everyo...

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Hey absolutely i will be here often. maybe too often....hopefully i wont get on anyone else's nerves. I like this forum better than my old forum i used on gardenweb. Everyone was very negative over there and just wanted to dissuade you from doing anything daring, this forum seems to actually be to H...

Hello everyone, I'm new to this particular forum, but i would like to share some of my experiences over the past years and also see how everyone else fared in comparable zones. I am in St. Louis, which by the 2003 USDA Map is a zone 7 but realistically it's been a 6b for a while and only the city li...

I've been growing palms for a couple years here (indoors) and i'm wondering which palms would do best outside here. I plan on protecting them, but i'm unsure of which palms would handle the hot and humid summers and the cold and dry winters. Currently i have a 4 foot phoenix roebelini ( in a pot ), ...