Barb,I can't remember seeing this palm of yours before. I guess I don't know what all you have. I know you have a triangle palm, but I didn't know abo...

All I can add is that goats leave Colocassia alone. So, goats 1, humans 0 on this one. --Erik

Good to hear. It is of course in its original potting soil, which seems OK but I can re-pot it once it recovers from acute stress. Being on the front ...

Wow! Those are huge! Thanks, Erik

Do you have another photo of the Brahea? I am trying mine in the ground this year and so am hoping to learn more about them. --ErikP.S. not a dry heat...

Nice!I bet it was cool, there, too--at least compared to the 103oF (+75oF dew point) I have outside right now at 2 pm. For us palm novices, can you ID...

I know I am repeating myself, but I think we need DNA from the various Trachycarpus forms. We just need to find a botany grad. student in need of a pr...

I use Chrome for Windows and the email notifications just started working for me, too. Thanks! --Erik

Was it raining? Maybe they needed an umbrella. Or a house!Time for you to get a dog!--Erik

Steve,most of my palms love the heat more than I do. So, when I have a cold drink, I go outside with a watering hose and literally watch them grow! :...

-10oF or -10oC? Either way, you're braver than I am! --Erik

Beautiful!They seem to be outdoors, and getting some sun. Do they mind the heat we've been having? --Erik

Barb,very reassuring. I have been busy with work, and it is too darn hot to do anything more strenuous than water when I get home. We should cool down...

I'll leave a sprinkler on it!Seriously, though, I may take Jim's advice to try to find some shade, maybe near that cabbage palm if it comes through wi...