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Queen palm needs to go into the garage due to a freeze on Tuesday
However it is quite large right now. This is probably the last year I can pull it into the garage.
I have a question, can I cut off some of the longest fonds or will that destroy it? My choices are to pull it in and fold the fonds as best as I can to get it below ceiling height or cut them off a bit, more or less trim them. What would be the best? |
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Re: Queen palm needs to go into the garage due to a freeze on Tuesday
Yes U can, its not going to destroy it.
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Re: Queen palm needs to go into the garage due to a freeze on Tuesday
Oh my I live in Daytona Beach and 3 years ago we had the coldest temperatures in over a hundred years. we had 4 hours of snow and temps down to 23 for several hours. EVERYWHERE in town Queen palms are planted by the thousands and not a single one was hurt. They can take severe temps. I do not know where you are and how low your tems get but they can take hard frorst without into the mid 20's without problems at all.
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