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Nope. How long a trailer can that thing tow? Check with U-Haul.

Jacob,it is here:The palm vendors are in the blocks surrounding the market itself.That link has a link to the Google map image and if you zoom in, you...

OP, drive down to the Dallas Farmer's Market in March or April. Very large pindo palm specimens are for sale. Bring a large pickup truck (and tarp) or...

Waggies from Cistus and Jungle Music. Pindo palms were from local box stores, Lowes and Home depot.

This video goes over how I did it:Hope it helps. I love pindo palms, but not easy.

Good point, KrisK. In the wild, the biggest ones are in the wetter soils.

These are tough palms. Down in McCurtain County, some grow in swamps, others in dry, rocky "soil." I'd leave 'em be for now, and if they do dry out fo...

By here I mean Oklahoma, not Oregon.,

They are very hardy. Unprotected ones survived -25 oF here in 2011. And, heat to 115 oF is fine for them, too. The local WalMart uses them in their pa...

Awesome! Thanks for sharing your adventure with us.

Awesome! Keep it up. I feel warmer just looking at these.

:lol: That is always my motivation.

Jim,maybe get a telephoto lens? :wink:

Lovely! When were you there?