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this is my first year with them and i did string. it was such a pain to tie them up and they’re still not really tied very well

Good ideas. Thanks!

That is so cool! Thank you for this recommendation! Very helpful. And I really appreciate knowing what size and where to get them

what's the coldest your garage gets?

awesome job. thanks

Looks like Marokumo Nishiki ( Camouflage), one of several variegated varieties. It was my personal gateway plant to “exotic “ landscaping years ago

Impressive! So do you think that the growth rate of this palm is caused by the distance from the house? It looks like around 2 feet from the house, right?

Howdy again. Do you experience, when planting near the house, that the roots automaticly seek the heat and growing that way?

So glad it survived!!!

Чувак садь очень классний слов нема ...!!!

Это пальм морозо устойчивий ??? Или как ..?

Доброе утро чувак он виглядеть прекрасно !!! Так держать

Fingers crossed that’s the lowest we go this winter 🤞🏻wishful thinking at this point 🤣

My queen palm has been surviving below 20s with no protection

Should do great!

Wow, It did good. Those are hardier than I thought.

Glad to hear she s ok , here's to a continued mild winter🙏🌹♥️🎄🌴

Nice!

Good one! New sub here🎉 I live in Denmark Scandinavia zone 6B maybe 7A. And I got several Fortunei’s I want to plant out this coming spring. They have approx 3 feet trunk and scales around 4,5 feet in all. I want to plant on the south side of the house, close to the wall. I’m wondering: would it be a good idea to give the palm an angle, so the roots are even closer to the house, but it will stear it self better around the hang-out (overhang) when that time comes? Or will it simply straighten it self again? Or is it better just to plant straight up?

Wow! Thank you so much! This helps my husband and I so much. I really appreciate the links too.

Незнаю как вас звать ? Но у вас влеколепний садь мене вот это пальма очень нравиться .. чем кормите ??

Да уж просто вликолепно ...

You can rent a small scissor lift for a very reasonable price, especially if you only need it for an hour or two-it’ll get the job done, trust me. If you explain what you're using it for, they might even find it amusing and offer you a bigger discount. Better yet, if you tag them in your content, they might feature your reel on their social media too! full day is 150 on average in Tennessee and I am sure you can get a half day rate.

Wow your palms look great! How old are your Washingtonias now?

You're getting colder than us

Fingers crossed🤞

I live in Morgan County, East TN... I'll be putting some lights and a frost jacket on my windmill here in a few minutes... Calling for 15 degrees here near Wartburg too!... Got this palm to 6 feet in 2 years and 4 months from a 5 gallon palm. I don't wanna take any chances in case we dip lower.

Hopefully it’s gotten big enough to reach max hardiness!

you got this Tn Tropics - same forecast for the plateau

How cold tolerant are majesty palms? I’m in Mississippi in zone 8b, I got one this past summer and planted it in ground (because the majority of palms aren’t houseplants) and I currently have it wrapped, it seemed to be taking the cold pretty well, but I went ahead and wrapped it up, just to be safe

Are the Sting A Long lights wrapped on the trunk under the Frost blanket or on top of the Frost blanket?

How do Sabal palms reproduce? Are they hermaphrolites or they need 2 plants of different gender to reproduce?

You’re the “Bob Ross” of cold hardy palm videos with that voice. Please say… “ we have a happy little palm right over here” in your next video.

Nice video! I'm Hoping My Butia and Sago make it with my protection method!

From experience during the 2021 freeze here in Houston the mule palms didn’t completely burn when it was 14° with snow and ice so yours might hang on a bit longer

All your palms look good

Great video! That sabal Louisiana is amazing!

Great video and information. We both need some warmer weather

Palms are great for christmas decoration thanks for sharing

Can I use that code on eBay at Teddy’s nursery

Great info as always.i am following your advice and I am leaving my sabal minors uncovered till about 5F

Kirtland, Ohio Vic here TN. Thanks for the Ohio plug. I finally got all of my Trachys covered just before the lake Erie storm came in leaving six foot of snow in areas along the shoreline. I am in the snow belt but am lucky we received only a foot of snow. Another storm coming in off the lake Tomorrow night. I spent all of last week getting the palms boxed up and electrified with heat and temp sensors. What a work out. I added a new member and had to build a five foot high box for the Sago Palm i planted in ground this summer. First time i am experiencing with a Sago Palm in the Ground. I noticed in all you vids that i do not recall seeing an inground or even potted Sago. Any thoughts on inground protection or just planting a Sago in ground and then protecting it any advise? Thanks TN.

Your protection setups are nice and neat to boot

Hi Tn Tropics, a winter wonderland about 100 miles ENE of you with a low of 22* and a inch of snow. Thanks for clearing up a few myths. This time last year we were in the 60*s and mild.

Thank you for all the great information tons of Blessings to you 🙏🌹♥️🤗🇺🇸🌴🌴🌴🌴

what is variety on 6:20??? it is gorgeous!!

Do you think you could list links to these kinds of products? Like Amazon links? I'm having so much trouble figuring out what products you are using

Can you tell me what kind of lights to get exactly? I know you said incandescent mini lights. Is there anything else specific I should know about what to buy? I know about the cube. And thank you!

I planted a sabal minor in zone 6B back in April. Night time temps here have started dropping below 20 F, which is unusually cold for this time of year. Do I need to cover it when the night time temps are below freezing, or can it be left completely uncovered until about 5 F?

Zone 8b pnw, my sister’s house just a few miles from me is zone 9a. I want to try a mule palm up here. How do they do in cold winter rain? We don’t get very cold too often but have a lot of rainy days in the low fifties mid forties most days with a little above freezing at night.