Paul Ont
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Joined: Dec 13, 2007
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RE: Protection removed and some current shots of the yard

As far as Agaves go I think havardiana is the most cold/moistue tolerant(-20F)As far as the Sequoia goes,I have 2 ,the one pictured will come back and...

17 years ago
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RE: Post winter shots... Poor quality

John,I had one 3 gallon needle that pulled a spear the first winter. It has been INCREDIBLY slow to recover... The one pictured there was a 7 gallon p...

17 years ago
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RE: Protection removed and some current shots of the yard

Jim good stuff! The nanitial should come back if it hasn't rotted (i.e. you've done some thorough fungicide treatment). The other Trachys look good, t...

17 years ago
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RE: Post winter shots... Poor quality

Jim, good idea gettng th soil temp up! I'm not usually around so i can't do the same (plus we haven't hit 70f yet, let alone 80f!)Allen, Looking forwa...

17 years ago
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RE: Spring SOOON Please

We've got a high predicted of -3C on Wednesday, but, other then that every day should be above freezing... Overnight lows may drop below -10C though. ...

17 years ago
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RE: Spring SOOON Please

Agreed. Yesterday wasn't too bad here, 6c and sunny. But today is AWFUL 9c and RAIN, yuck! If you know me, you know that my least favorite weather is ...

17 years ago
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RE: Trachycarpus fortunei with round leaves (T.fortunei Winsan)

Jim,The inheritance of traits such as round leaf would be controlled by many genets interacting. These 'forms' of fortunei are probably caused by some...

17 years ago
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RE: Cold Hardiest Palm Trees!!!

Gary,I know that you're selling the seeds, and I am going to reassert my skepticism on Tesan. First off, MANY people have made claims of survival and ...

17 years ago
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RE: WHATS THE BEST COLD HARDY PALM

Here in Belgium we had -18°C for a couple of nights. TF, butia, jubaea and chamaerops have severe leafburn or are dead. Only trithrinax campestris sur...

17 years ago
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RE: Seeds from china

Jim,Further to this. The takils that grow in the Rome botanical garden are different then those that James is selling via europalms. For an explainati...

17 years ago
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RE: Seeds from china

I wish you luck! But I remain skeptical as to the claims.FYI the 'takil' blood you refer to is what we call 'nanitial' fortunei, a genetical identical...

17 years ago
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RE: A few freeze dried plants.

Thanks guys...The bamboo will inevitably return, it was more an experiment to see how the culms would take the true zone 5 cold... Not well apparently...

17 years ago
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RE: Seeds from china

Hey, you know what this sounds like? Remember the Bulgarian form of Trachy? How those palms survived -20C or lower several times? Too bad their offspr...

17 years ago
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RE: Seeds from china

I've been nothing but sceptical of these different 'forms' of fortunei... Hoefully some of the seedlings grown from the seed imported in the past few ...

17 years ago
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