I don't promote a business like you do. If "Leapfrog" in Victoria remains anonymous on various forums then I can. But admin would have a right to know...

Environment Canada web site is showing -19c (-2f) for Sunday night in Edmonton. Around here, we're forecast to be stuck in the same weather pattern we...

The whole concept of living like that doesn't appeal to me in the least. I'm sure they'll sell well to certain types but I need some property to work ...

Islander AKA Denis ... you should really have more info in your profile. Anonymous posting is discouraged here. :? Cheers, Barrie.

As an electrician, I would agree with Allen's son. Do not leave a socket open or without proyection if you have the cord plugged in. You can get dirto...

According to this map, Sitka Alaska is in zone 8. There must be very low light levels in winter at 57 degrees north latitude.Cheers, Barrie.

Thanks Allen :lol: "His official opinion as to whether or not I should use xmas lights to warm seed beds or outside shelters is not printable." I got...

I stumbled onto the most recent picture I have of the Sitka Alaska windmill palms. The info with the photo states ... "Planted in1992 they have had wi...

A look a the box with the added height.Cheers, Barrie.

If memory serves me (that's another story) they are rated as a zone 9b palm, so very close to being completely hardy down your way. I imagine planted ...

The ambient air temperature inside the enclosure is in the 40 - 50 degree range and has been so for about 6 weeks. I don't know what soil temps are li...

That's the spirit Laaz. Show us a few pics once you plant it! Very few if no one here would be able to grow Bismarkia.Cheers, Barrie.

Geez Barb ... thanks for the heads up. It's something I hadn't considered but I'll run it past one of the electricians at work. So far, six weeks into...

Humm ... in the ground you say! With leaves eventually 8' - 10' wide (more under ideal conditions) do you have any idea how you'll get it past one of ...

I was always under the impression that banana plants growth range is 53f - 100f. So they won't grow at temps less than 53 and stop growing when temps ...