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Last seen: Oct 10, 2014
Topics: 4 / Replies: 175
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RE: Trachycarpus Fortunei planting advice

Planting the palms on a slope against the house makes most sense to me.Here is a picture I quickly drew up:The house gives off warmth. Planting on a ...

19 years ago
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RE: Cold Hardy Coonties?

I just go a couple of these. I hope they do very well as well. Its amazing that they are coming back from such a low freeze. At what temperature did...

19 years ago
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RE: Missing the heat in the summer

Sabal Minor start growing very fast when the temperatures are 85+ F and the lows down't fall below around 78F. Water them every day when its this hot...

19 years ago
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RE: Fert Question

I use Osmocote Plus when I can find it along with Espoma Holly-Tone (for the minor/trace nutrients) once in a while. Osmocote is slow release 15-9-1...

19 years ago
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RE: Could you please have a look at my B.C washys.

What kind of soil are you using? The roots will rot if the soil remains to wet.

19 years ago
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RE: Espoma Plant Tone

There isn't much difference between the two. Everything is the same except N,P,K, and S (Plant is 5-3-3-1 and Holly is 4-6-4-5). It most likely won'...

19 years ago
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RE: I NEED A MAJESTY PALM EXPERT, OR ANYONE!!! HELP

Epsom salts is Magnesium Sulfate. (they sell it at drug stores) Magnesium is very important to creating the green pigment in leaves since it makes u...

19 years ago
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RE: Chinese windmill question

It should be ok. If it was left in the store, it may turn a little yellow since its not used to temperature change, wind, sun...

19 years ago
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RE: Chinese windmill question

The leaves will fry in the lower 20's but the plant can come back after defoliation. I've heard of a few that are in Zone 5b with leaf mulch protecti...

19 years ago
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RE: Espoma Plant Tone

I've been using Holly-Tone with my palms along with other fertilizers. It works very well.

19 years ago
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RE: Do Musa Basjoo's sucker? Have a look

Musa basjoo spreads everywhere. It will be a giant clump after a few years. Once you get a few days in the 90's for highs and 70's and for lows, the...

19 years ago
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RE: Trachys blooming

Looks like a Female - Here is another good comparison:

19 years ago
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RE: Leaves rolling up?

Do you have a picture? When some Trachycarpus become too dry, they fold up like and accordion. But the leaves will also fold if there is a deficienc...

19 years ago
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RE: Well I did it, now give me advice

All that matters for location is picking the spot that receives the least amount of wind. You most likley have the best spot if its protected from th...

19 years ago
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RE: Well I did it, now give me advice

You may want to consider the SE, E, and NE sides of your house depending on its position. When there is cold air coming from the W or SW, it hits the...

19 years ago
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