TerdalFarm
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RE: Pindo palm bigger than a horse!

Hmm...I had not heard of "survival growth." What is it?

16 years ago
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RE: Protection Ideas??

Yeah, that Tulsa Washy fxb may be bigger. Reminds me that I promised Bill to get in touch with the guy. I'm busy at work this week, but hopefully by t...

16 years ago
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RE: Pindo palm bigger than a horse!

It has doubled its size overall. Trunk is more than twice as big (too bad I didn't measure it last year). I have not counted leaves, but the majority ...

16 years ago
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RE: Trachycarpus princeps ,blue silver from the stone gate

Very cool! 8) It will be fun to see if its offspring carry that trait. Here is a naive novice question: can palms be propagated vegetatively? Like wi...

16 years ago
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RE: Weirdly varying ridge of Trachycarpus fortunei "Winsan&

Thanks, Garry!You've given us a lot to think about. I think most of us novice palm growers do not even consider most of the Trachycarpus genus. --Erik

16 years ago
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RE: Protection Ideas??

I agree, Barb, there seem to be two different folks in the St. Louis area with big palms. I think Jim used to live there, so maybe he can help. It is ...

16 years ago
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RE: Protection Ideas??

Nice video. Good, strong palm hut structure for that tall tree in a windy microclimate. Do you think they really need to do that extreme a hurricane c...

16 years ago
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RE: Pindo palm bigger than a horse!

Thanks, Scotty. I will do that YouTube video you asked about. I'm planning to do it near sunset, but am waiting for a cooler evening. No, nobody does ...

16 years ago
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RE: Pindo palm bigger than a horse!

Yes, dropped to about 95oF now with a NORTH breeze! Main thing is the humidity is going down; dewpoint is 72oF so the heat index is a mere 103oF here ...

16 years ago
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RE: Pindo palm bigger than a horse!

Thanks, Aaron. Yes, a very good dog. He does his best to keep animals out of the palm garden. I've taught him that chickens are allowed but not goats....

16 years ago
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RE: Weirdly varying ridge of Trachycarpus fortunei "Winsan&

Thanks, Garry. I am learning a lot from your threads and the excellent photos to post. I only have T. fortunei (x3) and T. "Wagnerianus" (x2) in the g...

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RE: Protection Ideas??

Scott,oui, je voudrais des videos du methodes pour les palmes en l'hiver. (Was that even close? I last studied Francaise 20 years ago.)My wife is desi...

16 years ago
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St. Louis Washingtonia

Maybe Jim knows where those Washies are? I'll be up there next month for one of W's horse shows (BTW: she took 2nd and 1st in two carriage driving eve...

16 years ago
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RE: Old Trachy in ground 1 year

Gorgeous!It must like the weather you are having. My Trachies slowed to a crawl, despite LOTS of water. (All other palms are growing super fast lately...

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