PalmsNorth.com – Cold Hardy Palm Forum

If you are covering the palms up, there is no real need to spray fungicide. Bacteria and fungus need moisture...

Thanks! How deep should mulch be? And radius of mulch around trunk? 2-4 inches will do it. Palm roots don't have a set distance but they do travel m...

Also, while we're on the topic of planting, does anyone have any good instructions on planting my palms? I've read and heard soooo many different thin...

Windmills can tolerate cold roots better than any other palm. Pindos not much at all...

Leave it the way it is. The roots are growing out of the bottom because there is water there!

That would be impressive to get one to fruit in Kansas. Not sure how far you are willing to drive but I have them in Florida. To give you an example o...

Home Depot here sells Queen Palms most years and sometimes Foxtails. I'm about 2 1/2 hours from Allentown. Maybe the Jersey Shore big box stores sel...

My A. neomexicana is the only one looking bad so far. (low of -0.5F)Hydrogen Peroxide with only kill organisms at the time of application.I just wrote...

Every major store sells palms around here (Lowe's, Home Depot) but they usually don't arrive for at least another month. Some small nurseries carry t...

The root zone should be much more effective than foliar spray. The only problem would be in ground palms since the roots are widely spread out and th...

The adult palm is not Sabal minor or palmetto. Looks like a Sabal from Central America.

Bacteria is usually the cause of rot after cold. You'll need to use fungicides that double as bactericides such as copper.

They'll have no problem rooting. You don't even need to use hormones.

Oh no! People stole the seeds on the stock...the whole thing? :angry7: The house is currently for sale and someone decided that the green seed stalk...

I have both but that need to be harvested. I would have had a ton but someone decided to cut all but one Cape Hatteras stalk and one McCurtain stalk ...