What an unbelievably beautiful place!It must be wonderful to see the Pyramids close up!

That is quite the beautiful Siam Ruby,one of my favorite Nanars!Thanks for posting these pics :D

Nice BillAt the rate those 2 are creeping away from eachother,they may never see each other again. :shock:

...........and some EE's that are dang near 6'! never seen them grow so big! <img src="" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

I looked for it and could not find it,it may be to far back in one of the threads on Hardy palms U.K.

I think Bill has the lead there!He's got more bananas alone than everything else I have combined,including weeds! :twisted:

Sorry buddy is right :shock: Hey -great pictures,thanks for posting them!

Posted another(updated)picture of the Abyssinian.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^above :wink:

Here's the latest(7-12-10)picture of the Thai giantI also posted it up there^with the other pictures for easy comparison :D <img src="" border="0"...

Looks great Heidi-Not sure what your saying is dead.

Nice AaronLooks like it's finally warmed up there!

I get what your saying and I don't disagree on any one point.I would say that any palm tested needs to be healthy and into a mature leaf growing faze....

Personal eeh?Hmmmm,well my Needles Sabals and Fortunei are all still here.I think if we are talking total defoliation the Trachy wins with it's abilit...

The 'Bulgarian' Trachys aren't any hardier than 'normal'... If you raise a bunch you're 'sure' to get a couple that handle a bit more cold... But, hon...