they encase the palms in glass when it gets cold. They must as these are right out of Tahaiti. oooooh...to see a picture of that would be lovely!Barb

Wxman, nice job.What a nice "wall" that'll create between your house and the road...you'll be able to suntan in the buff.Agree with Jim...pulled back ...

Thanks Bill.Ah...the Naini Tal (poor bugger)If the 20-20-20 works, it'll be "dead coming back to life".But, what the heck, if it's dead, a good blast ...

I already turned them into fertilizer the uncs or the palms? :shock: :lol: :lol: Can't wait to see what you're bringing back this time.You folks a...

Yes, I like that "connection" story, too (and the reference to palms coming from China).Thanks!Heck, what I'd give for a Gulf Stream.Barb

We don't live together maybe you should...share the plant duties! :lol: :lol: We've been cool again for about 10 days.Yesterday a major interior hig...

Jimthose T.Forts that saw -12 w no heat, cut to the ground. Both regrowing is wonderful.Congrats. You deserve it!Barb

OK you're its saviour. :?Mine had low light this winter, but was in the warm house. How do you know that yours will flower this year?Wish there was a...

Erik, I thought many fruits were irradiated too because, time after time, I failed to get Key Lime to germinate.Yet others in the US did it all the ti...

I'm just waiting for any adult leaves Me too on the newly germinated Foxtails.Palms all look the same when young. like they have antifreeze running th...

Thanks folks.Jim, nope he's going into the trash.Each year the Pachypodium gets some kind of a disease, wasn't robust when I bought it so it should ha...

Paul, congrats on the 3 year old starfruit.They have such beautiful delicate leaves...like a miniature form of the black locust tree.Barb

Good for you, Cameron.I've tried that with Starfruit, grew like hell the first summer and then died the second year unfortunately.Same thing happened ...

How kind of you, Erik! Thks.So, Jova, you're likely convinced it's possible with a bit of work and cost.It'd be a shame to lose a beautiful specimen j...