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That is so cool, Beny.
Wonder how far he is from KNNN's place.
Will send the link to Steve.
Thanks for this great link.
Barb
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Posted : 28/03/2014 5:51 pm
Merci Ben, this is why I swear by the S. Palmetto. Little difference in hardiness to the Trachy, but an overall better look (subject to opinion).
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Posted : 28/03/2014 6:15 pm
Ca fait plaisir ....and im agree, i like the Sabal too...but in Kansas, they have better climate than here. But with adding 2-3 inches insulation, we should have the same result. Will probably unwrap some palms monday, will be +8c 😀 ...finally....bye bye snow...but will take at least 1.5-2 weeks to melt everything 😐 ...
Ben :
Posted : 29/03/2014 8:17 am
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There s a link on Youtube who someone post, never seen that video before but it is in Kansas. The guy protect large Sabal Palmetto with wrapping, check it out 😀
Ben
Wow! Pretty cool! Lee's Summit is a good zone and a half colder than me, so this makes me feel more optimistic! Thanks for sharing! I was only able to buy S. Mexicana (Texas palmetto), but I was told it's almost as hardy, if not as hardy.
Posted : 30/03/2014 8:37 pm
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