I purchased this palm at home depot about a month ago. It had a price tag on it but no name. I think it was the last one left. What kind is it and will it survive the winter here near Charlotte NC? I put it in the area by my pool?
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Is this palm good in zone 7?
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Hi,
I think you have Syagrus romanzoffiana-"Queen Palm" on your hands. If this is true, I think an unprotected zone 7 winter would be tough for this plant. The official book on the hardiness of this palm is around 18 degrees (-7C). Good luck!
I think you have Syagrus romanzoffiana-"Queen Palm" on your hands. If this is true, I think an unprotected zone 7 winter would be tough for this plant. The official book on the hardiness of this palm is around 18 degrees (-7C). Good luck!
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Re: Is this palm good in zone 7?
Unless you have a very warm winter, it will die. If you want a trunking palm that can survive your winters, try Trachycarpus fortunei and/or Sabal palmetto.Rubtherock wrote:I purchased this palm at home depot about a month ago. It had a price tag on it but no name. I think it was the last one left. What kind is it and will it survive the winter here near Charlotte NC? I put it in the area by my pool?
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This Bismarckia is 4 years from seed. It does okay overwintering inside, they need a bright spot and kept on the dry side.
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