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Palms in park
I went friday to a park, it's like a small Disneyland, called the Efteling, and there are growing palms there, I made some pics:
  
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Re: Palms in park
wow, they grow palms in the netherlands? wow! that is so cool. thank you for the pics, they are beautiful. and look there is the tiki hut i want!
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Re: Palms in park
beautiful!
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Re: Palms in park
thanks! off course we have palms in the Netherlands haha
 we can't grow much, Trachycarpus, Chamaerops, Butia, and Trithrinax and Phoenix Canariensis in the mild areas. (and more with protection; like brahea, parajubea, washingtonia, livistona. and than we have to hope on a warm summer and a not too cold winter. the last winters I am mostly in zone 9a or 8b but we dont have warm spells in the winter (almost always between the 25 -45 (night) and 30-55 (day) Fahrenheit  with LOTS of rainI have now 200 seeds of the Trachycarpus fortunei of the second pic
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Re: Palms in park
Very cool. I love palms.
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Re: Palms in park
Really amazing to see these palms growing so far in the north...That shows that tithrinax campestris butia capitata and trachycarpus fortunei are really cold hardy...Have you some sabals too?
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Re: Palms in park
No, mine seedlings died last winter, but the minimum was only -7...
I know some people who haves sabal minor and palmetto outside , sometimes they die, and sometimes they are undamaged.
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