PalmsNorth.com – Cold Hardy Palm Forum

Not necessarily going to speak for everyone else but sounds ok a topic to me... I have never had luck germinating sugar maple but from my experience w...

Boise's hottest day ever, at the airport site, was 111 F (44 C) in 1960. In recent years I have seen airport readings as high as 110... The hottest my...

I heard they may have threatened lawsuits against Dave's Garden, etc. due to the sheer amounts of jeers against them on those sites. I have, though, h...

I will try to grow both. I will protect the heck out of them esp. at first. The W. filifera would prolly be more of a challenge even if winters stay l...

This is an inspiring site. It has encouraged me anew to try to grow some palms here... I wonder which would survive longer here, a well protected Wash...

I would say it's up to you. That said, coconut palms are not cold hardy at all; I have heard of them dying at 35 F. (Anyone that knows biology, how ca...

People tell me "You can't grow rhododendrons in Boise!" But I can and do. Generally I plant hardier varieties usu. to about zone 5 or 6; the zone 4 Rh...

My brother bought a cardboard palm (cycad) for his dorm room a few weeks back. Of course now half of the guys in his hall have one, and now so do I si...

Maybe we can pray that TyTy has heard their complaints and may be beginning to straighten up? They (say they?) have a lot of species, palms and other ...

I think that indoor palms may be actually a good idea for a new sub-forum on here. Many of us enjoy growing palms/tropicals/subtropicals indoors as ho...

I wonder sometimes, after hearing these latest revelations from TyTy on this and the other message boards I frequent... Sounds almost like a male Hoot...

That is about as scientific a test as you could try. That one Robusta will tell you a lot about that soil. Keep us informed!