Brooklands
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Joined: May 13, 2014
Last seen: Feb 14, 2016
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RE: Palms protection 2014-15

Hi 905,Interesting your comment on the warm water in spring. I was just reading a fellow on a UK forum doing the same thing. He gets 8 stems per seaso...

11 years ago
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RE: Palms protection 2014-15

Do you ever fire up the soil heat cable in the spring to speed up the early season growth?

11 years ago
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RE: Palms protection 2014-15

Is there any brand of heat tape that performs better for you?I have tended to be energy wasteful, and just leave the CFL's burning all winter due to p...

11 years ago
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RE: Palms protection 2014-15

I wound up doing things a bit different yesterday when i got out here. The little newly planted Phoenix went from 3'6" to nearly 5' in one summer. I ...

11 years ago
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RE: Best winter protection for SE Kansas (zone 7a)

Curious to know what you eventually went with.In answer to your questions, dark all winter is fine if you don't get too many extended warm spells. A c...

11 years ago
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RE: Palms protection 2014-15

It looks like it's going to hit -6c at my cottage in Harrison this weekend, so it's time for me to drive 1.5 hrs out from North Vancouver and screw my...

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RE: I got a canary island date palm for

As long as your garage is in the 30-45 degree range, the palm will be near dormant and doesn't need light, or much water. If your garage is often over...

11 years ago
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RE: Very large Pindo Palm... Burlington, Ontario

One never knows what is behind some of those mansion walls, but if I had to guess, the biggest non trachy in Canada outside of the aurboretums is like...

11 years ago
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RE: Very large Pindo Palm... Burlington, Ontario

Wow, that's a truly impressive palm. It makes one a bit curious to know if there are any bigger Butia in Canada.I am aware of one nearly as tall in t...

11 years ago
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RE: When to know if it's fully dead?

It really doesn't sound too likely that the sadder trachy will live, but the one pushing in the middle could possibly have a chance. It really depend...

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RE: Infant (SP) operations unit

Jim,Curious to know more about the surgery. How do you know how far to cut without going too deep into the bud? I have tried the drilling thing befor...

11 years ago
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RE: Infant (SP) operations unit

The zone here (Harrison) is a bit worse than Vancouver, but has horrible arctic blasts for a few days every few years, so the full styrofoam box, C9 o...

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RE: Infant (SP) operations unit

Thanks Barb,Just got in from planting a 4 ft CIDP at the Cottage at Harrison Hot Springs. With the wicked arctic outflows we get out here, I may just ...

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