By the way, that one is either Phoenix canariensis or Phoenix sylvestris (as Steve says). (if that was the one you thought was a Pindo). But to me it doesn't resemble a Reclinata.
Barb

Duh...forgot to post close-up pics!!!
I almost skewered my eyeball (thank god for glasses) when I placed small palms behind: 🙁

Actually,
It's funny you should mention the cold spring there, I was watching something on T.V around dinner time. It was american but the map showed Canada as well. You and the north are supposed to have very above normal temps and below nomal rainfall (except the pacific side of the mountians). Also it said that your summer was going to be longer lasting into November. SO you should be good for heat!!

We had a lot of snow this winter (unusual), but hardly a drop of rain since then.

Instead of global warming, we should call it "weather shifting".

Like you said...summer will go into October/November (?wow),
but spring is so cold we might as well call it winter.

And we're supposed to be hotter 'n blazes once this cold is over.

I'm afraid my new Musa banjoo (once it's outside at the south of building) will be a banana pizza...cooked!

Here's the 14day forecast for my area...below normal!

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/14day/pages/CABC0312.htm?CABC0312&ref=wxeyewx14day

Barb

Looks like a nice place to relaxe and have a cold brew. 😀

It is indeed.
But so's Idaho, I hear!

Barb