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Plant Answers All-in-all, this is a wonderful palm for San Antonio gardeners—fast growing, very hardy and easily transplanted, either balled and burlapped or in 5 or 15 gallon containers Next in popularity among the smaller palms comes the Mediterranean Fan Palm, Chamaerops humilis
DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE - PalmTalk I collected this palm seed 25 years ago at my mate’s wedding from a suckering variety but this one never suckered I do get seeds of it easy to germinate bottom heat 30 degrees Celsius there almost a small kentia in appearance and flower but seeds much smaller and a nice liver colour new leaf one tough palm Last reply by peachy, 9 hours ago
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ABSOLUTE Deer resistant list - PLANTanswers Cliff Bingham of San Pedro Hills sent has list of plants which the deer seldom, if ever, eat Forrest Appleton of Hollywood Park compared it to his list and wrote the following: Things not on our list but on Cliff Bingham’s list Angel Trumpet (Brugmansia spp )*** Golden Shrub Daisy (Euryops pectinatus)*** Yellow Buttercups (Turnera ulminifolia) Candlestick Plant (Cassia alata) Chaste Tree
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Neighbour said roots will break foundations of my home? OK, palm789, your palm is fine and will never harm the foundation This is because of a fundamental difference between most trees and palms Oak trees and maples are Eudicot plants and palms are Monocot plants Palms lack cambium, which causes the growing diameter of roots Oak tree roots invade a tight space and then grow larger, exerting tremendous pressure on adjacent surfaces, like a house
Portuguese palms - DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE - PalmTalk Hi everyone, I've decided to create this topic to talk about Portuguese palm trees Unlike what most people would think, Portugal has a lot of potential when it comes to the different palm species that could grow there In fact, the different climates of the country and its islands are ideal for
Struggling with palm choices! In Sacramento California You probably want to stick with palms that are readily available in your area rather than using rarer palm species Christmas palms won’t grow anywhere in California since they need warm winters like in South Florida Mules are great but need lots of room to “spread their wings ” Pygmy Date palms are easy to grow as long as they get plenty of water Pindo palms would work well but also
Update on some London palms - DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE - PalmTalk PalmTalk is sponsored by the International Palm Society - an organization dedicated to learning everything about and enjoying palm trees (and their companion plants) while conserving endangered palm species and habitat worldwide Please take the time to know us all better and register
Growing a Canary Island Date Palm in New York City - PalmTalk Hello! This is my very first post in the PalmTalk! I've lurked here on and off over the years, but only recently joined this forum This new thread will document my "insane" project of trying to grow a Canary Island Date Palm ( aka Phoenix Canariensis ) here in Southern Queens, New York City - cu