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SE Tennessee palms

Posted by Sam TN <iframe src='https://members3.boardhost.com/HardyPalm/info/user=Sam+TN' width='330' height='300' border=0 style='border:none;'> on 10/19/2019, 10:12 am

More pics I saw recently on Facebook of palms here in the SE Tennessee area. Looks like I got no excuses now not to be trying a palmetto!

Re: SE Tennessee palms

Posted by Rob Cookeville Tn <iframe src='https://members3.boardhost.com/HardyPalm/info/user=Rob+Cookeville+Tn' width='330' height='300' border=0 style='border:none;'> on 10/19/2019, 8:30 pm, in reply to "SE Tennessee palms"

Beautiful palms in a proven area of Tennessee, nice to see those Sam.

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z7a Tennessee

Get some seed . Should be from a good hardy source :

Posted by WSimpson NC <iframe src='https://members3.boardhost.com/HardyPalm/info/user=WSimpson+NC' width='330' height='300' border=0 style='border:none;'> on 10/19/2019, 8:37 pm, in reply to "SE Tennessee palms"

Nice one Sam .
I'm getting another HC Palmetto this coming spring .
Will

Winston-Salem
Ten year lows: 12F 15F 19F 20F 5F 4F 15F 7F 8F (14F 2019)
10 Year Average Winter Lowest Low 11.9F ; 30 Year 11.7F
Profession:Trachy Defiberer and Palm Spear Puller (free estimates)

Re: SE Tennessee palms

Posted by Tommy Nashville-Miami <iframe src='https://members3.boardhost.com/HardyPalm/info/user=Tommy+Nashville-Miami' width='330' height='300' border=0 style='border:none;'> on 10/20/2019, 11:47 am, in reply to "SE Tennessee palms"

I saw those too. I take it you wouldn't mind me sharing the other palmetto picture I asked you about down below?

"Oh, Dixie Land, I hope you understand
When I miss my Tennessee Home
And I've been away way too long
I can't see this world unless I go
Outside my Southern Comfort Zone"- Brad Paisley

Re: SE Tennessee palms

Posted by Sam TN <iframe src='https://members3.boardhost.com/HardyPalm/info/user=Sam+TN' width='330' height='300' border=0 style='border:none;'> on 10/21/2019, 2:13 am, in reply to "Re: SE Tennessee palms"

No, not at all. Share away.
I should have got permission for these I guess. But they aren’t mine and I don’t claim them. Just wanted to share with the folks here that I don’t see on Facebook.

Re: SE Tennessee palms

Posted by Jim Wilmington DE 7a <iframe src='https://members3.boardhost.com/HardyPalm/info/user=Jim+Wilmington+DE+7a' width='330' height='300' border=0 style='border:none;'> on 10/21/2019, 10:10 am, in reply to "SE Tennessee palms"

Hi Sam!

Good to see you still posting!

In my part of the country, it's so amazing what is possible just 200 miles south of me. There (Virginia Beach), there are Palmettos, Butias, Serenoas, Med Fans, the isolated Washy or two, Live Oaks, and the northernmost population of Spanish Moss. Where I live, half of those plants aren't possible without serious protection schemes. And the other half are "tryable" as experiments in a hidden back yard or test plot where fatalities aren't such an eyesore.

Just 200 little miles...

Jim, Wilmington, DE, 7a
Last 30 Years Avg. Winter Low: 7.50F
Last 20 Years Avg. Winter Low: 8.35F
Last 10 Years Avg. Winter Low: 8.40F
Favorite Palms: Species: Phoenix Canariensis / Genus: Sabal

Re: SE Tennessee palms

Posted by Sam TN <iframe src='https://members3.boardhost.com/HardyPalm/info/user=Sam+TN' width='330' height='300' border=0 style='border:none;'> on 10/23/2019, 1:32 am, in reply to "Re: SE Tennessee palms"

Hi Jim,

200 miles does make a difference. I’m about 120 miles statute from Atlanta and we see what’s going on there, but they have the UHI. Nevertheless, this area seems to be gaining a bit and is almost reflecting an 8a type ability to grow palms. I’m wondering though if we crash back to reality though this winter? At least I have escaped further South these days. I started some new palms here this past year. I’ll have to post soon but I’m still going to try to add more next year. A few sabal minors, a needle, and two Nainitals so far are in. I may add a palmetto though. If I can get one big enough to start with!

I think I’ll post some pictures before too long. Good to see you on others too.

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