Heres a pic from inside the largest"g/house"<a href="" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" alt="12-6-08"></a>

This waggie was potted up,then brought outside and planted and after a few months of doing nothing I pulled it up( tore it out of the ground) to throw...

5 types of protection-<a href="" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" alt="12-7-08"></a>

I have tried cutting down on a few palms but they had died from the bottom up,in most cases,cold roots or frozen soil.When I bought some palms off e-b...

The risk is always that the cold will get to the palms but actually my palms are warmer during the cold snaps,they stay above freezing the whole time....

Yup,I can send you some more leaves if you get cold :wink:

A shot of high N fertilizer in mid May will usually get those sagos to flush,I used lawn fertilizer on mine and it stareted a new flush within a week ...

Well so far so good,everything looks good so far,of the half dozen palms that had spear pull(because I was to busy to cover them before unexpected ear...

Nice anttisepp,have you been able to look at it lately?mine is pretty discolored from cold but is well rooted in,solid and the spear is holding firm,I...

I second the remote thermometer (?)don't leave it to chance,you could always throw some c-7 or c-9 x-mas lights in the bottom of the inclosure,dependi...

Your palms look great,mine have seen 7F for a few hrs at most and are looking good,besides a little yellowing on strap leaves on young sabals they loo...

I guess if it has to be "hardy"I will say my "Giant" Sequoia <a href="" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" alt="Sequoia"></a>Her...

Barb,be carefull not to let it get to much water in spring as soil temps will be lower than when you tried this past fall,once the soil warms up you c...

Yea,I think the ground warmth is a big factor,also there must be a lag effect between outside cold and inside?have you noticed that at all?