Igor,thanks for those hints of spring...thank goodness winter's over for you!Barb

The first is Cocos nucifera, the coconut palm.2nd one is Hyophorbe lagenicaulis, the bottle palm.Glad you've got your priorities straight...still look...

Oh no, Jesse!ALL of my seedlings outside were iced over Can you put them in an unheated garage at least?Or a cool basement?Barb

Ah, too bad, Tim.Caryota (fishtail) are lovely.Considering they're native to India (etc.), might want to protect the next one by hauling it indoors. ...

Comments are encouraging, thanks.Happy that we'll probably see more of these treated as perennials with the East's warmer winters.-17C Adam! Holy cow...

-12C Jesse?????? holy crap.

2004-2005 winter Ah, too bad it didn't pop back.What's the mortality in the foreground? (Chamaerops?)Looked liked a nice one.Thanks, Mike, and happy ...

Thanks Tim!Yes, I bet there are survivors from your non-winter...as long as people didn't tear them out in Fall clean-up.It'd be good to know what the...

Thanks for the reminder, Cameron, that it's a desert palm...gotta give it what it needs.When it warms up :lol: which palm is next on your list? Depen...

Glad the mess is missing you Aaron.But I've not seen it "sweep" so low in a long time.Even N.CA had cold winds and rain last week from this thing hang...

Thanks folks, but I think they look like crap considering the protection they had.Oh well, that's just me...Tim, thanks for those pics...I'm stunned t...

Igor, thanks for that pic...gorgeous plant.Welcome aboard, aburger (ha ha, cute name).Look forward to hearing more about your plants and trials/tribul...

OMG will be thinking of you guys and Erik and KrisK too in OK...Take care!!!Barb

wary about removing the sucker I was going to remove the needles, leaving the suckers in place.Sorry yours died, Aaron.No palm can survive here unprot...