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Posted by Rob N TN on January 22, 2025, 7:15 pm, in reply to "Re: Jubaea in Siler City, NC"
Well Cindy I'm older than you and know what you mean and never was one to protect more than just mulch, Christmas lights and a tarp and a few with an event covering and several nothing.
I've had a few health issues (agent orange) but I've managed to keep a few things going, a few plats of Sabal Minor and one plat from the gardens of the late Mr. Charles Cole who started them nearby when President Kennedy was elected President. We have adopted it as x Tennessee form.
also a saw palmetto, a large windmill, an up and coming Waggy, Waggy-Naintal hybrid (if its lived) A Needle palm that's 10' tall and has a girth of about 60' she is a monster but my love is native and SW yuccas. I have a good size blue Rostrata and Y.elata and potted Agaves, Brazilian Furcraeas and trunking native yuccas,camellias and hibiscus. I have a queen palm (big one) and Date but I harvest them in winter and plant again in the spring.
Too much work.
They will eventually get too tall and about 100 banana trees scattered around. Don't plant them near the house. They try to take over a micro-climate area and they don't need it. basjoo.
I would like to find a Orinoco banana. Fruit is good. I also have a large sour orange tree and the fruit is not so good, 
Thanks Cindy.
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