Palm Tree Care: How to Care for Palm Trees in Winter
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Yes, you can grow palm trees in North Carolina and other parts of the country that aren't considered tropical. However, you must plant the CORRECT palms that are hardy for your area.
Join Jane, as she explains the best ways to care for your palm trees to ensure survival in a non-tropical climate.
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The windmill palms are very tough. I’ve had great success with them, over a decade in the ground here in the Philly area. Other great cold hardy species are the needle palm and Sabal Minor.
Than you!
Happy to help!
I made a terrible mistake by experimentation: I live in WV (zone 5/6). I stuck a date pit in a old pot of dirt in the dead of winter 2015. Now I have a date palm that is close to six feet and growing like a weed on steroids! I keep it in the house from November to March and then it lives on the deck during the summer. I don't have the heart to just let it die. I've been looking for a business to take it but everyone seems to look at palms as some sort of high maintenance plant. My ceilings are only 8 feet and it's becoming heavier by the day, not to mention the stress of repotting every 3-4 years. Any ideas?
why is cotton a bad idea?
Cotton will not hold in heat.
@@greensideupgardengifts2165 Oh! I live in Washingtn state and when it dips real low i pile dry leaves onto my more tender palms and wrap them in whatever/ usually fleece cotton mix. ill phase into fleece!