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Old 01-10-2010, 12:30 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Default Re: Palm Hardiness

So far none of the Queens I have planted all over town have shown any sign of any damage. At a house on the lakefront that has newly planted (sometime after Thanksgiving!) Queens they are fried. Obviously the person doesn't care that planting after September is too late. And even September is borderline late.

Old Mandeville is the old town of Mandeville that is flanked by the lake (Lake Pontchartrain), Causeway (190), Florida St (also 190) and Fontainebleau State Park (which I'm drawing a blank on of its original name). Mandeville is directly north of New Orleans across Lake Pontchartrain, just east of the Causeway bridge. On clear days one can see the tallest buildings of New Orleans and on a clear night one can see the fireworks over the river in the French Quarter across the lake.
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