Stevea07
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Joined: Jan 10, 2007
Last seen: Feb 21, 2017
Topics: 5 / Replies: 78
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RE: Palm hut -- about time!

Are you going with double poly layers?

15 years ago
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RE: Sabal palmetto having problems

We both have clay soil. The soil in Oklahoma City is a little higher in pH but I mix dolomite into my soil to raise the pH level and add calcium and ...

15 years ago
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RE: Sabal palmetto having problems

Barb, I am in NW Alabama surrounded by 3000 palms. (not joking)Sabal palmettos love water! I have even seen massive specimens growing in slow moving ...

15 years ago
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RE: Sabal palmetto having problems

Erik,Cabbage palmettos love water but the pebbles and sand do not hold water so if your clay soil dries out around the roots the palm is trying to gro...

15 years ago
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RE: Sabal palmetto having problems

Were all your Sabals planted on a bed of pebbles or just this one you are having troubles with?

15 years ago
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RE: Sabal 'birmingham' in the North...

I would recommend some method to limit the number of hours that it endures below freezing. Also, it will do better if daytime temps. go well above fr...

15 years ago
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RE: Potassium

Potassium does nothing for root growth. Phosphorus is the primary nutrient a palm uses for root production.

15 years ago
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RE: Palm "superfertilizing"

A few inaccuracies in that article. Also, he is talking about growing palms in zone 9b in which the number of hours below freezing are very limited....

15 years ago
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RE: I don't understand why I keep getting these black tips!!

It looks like flash release from excessive fertilizer. Does the dieback(black tips) get worse after you water heavily? If so, use 1/3 to 1/4 of your...

15 years ago
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RE: Looking for cold hardy (zone 5) palm seedlings to buy

God hasn't made any baby palm seedlings that are hardy to -20F.

15 years ago
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RE: Help Palms Dying!

You've got worms? Earthworms are fine, but lots of other worms aren't.

16 years ago
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RE: Saw Palmettos

I grow them in Alabama. They require lots of heat and sun. If you can grow pindo palms they might do O.K for you. Probably a southern exposure very...

17 years ago
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RE: Variations of blue Sabal Louisiana

The parent plant of the one on the right has been hardy to -3 F. Some of it's siblings have been growing in zone 6b undamaged!

17 years ago
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RE: 2 Brahea armata seedlings.

H Barb,I'm in North Alabama. The other palms in the photo from L to R are Trachycarpus princeps, Sabal Louisiana, and Sabal bermudana.

17 years ago
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