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I probably will just let them go...just don't have the resourcesand if I move in the next year I will not be taking them so,it doesn'tmake a lot of se...

Had to have been the earlier conditions I would think....That small amount of snow and cold should not have done that-weird.

When they are smaller that happensbut as they get larger it wont be asmuch of an issue,mine could get ratherspotty as infants as I recall :D

What a great collection of plants!Most of those plants seem to dwarf him. :lol:

Would be cool to have some kindof automatic hidden cover for the cactithat can open like a doom stadium roof whenrainfall is excessive.

Nice....any holes in the plasticcovers on the Agave to let moistureout/keep from overheat?

Good thing it was in the pot...pulling palms and storing them in acool place can be a death sentence asthe cool damaged roots can rot out.

Awesome flowers!

Cloudy and 61F here yesterday with thunderand downpours,tropical like here,for winter.

Everything looks pretty great...is it staying dry there?Seems like we get an inch or two of rain every weekbut very mild - bigger Trachys still out.

Welcome Jacobb92.........good luck with your palms.

If you look up John Hesler...not for sure about thatlast name-but he had/has a garden in Colorado Springswhere he documented growing Trachys,Needle pa...

There are a few Dawn Redwood around here,so theyare plenty hardy,the Missouri Botanical gardens have somestunning ones planted(I think)around 1958 or ...

Sequoia would have a better chance,no way with the coast Redwood,they really do not appreciate any temps below 20F.My Sequoia handled -18F under a ros...