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Hey fellow palm enthusiasts, i just became a first time home owner and am looking to plant some palms in my yard Sabal minor growing out in the open in tompkins square park in manhattan I live in a 9a/b area in southwest jacksonville fl

This being said i really wanted some coconut palms for their fruit and tropical look, however, i heard they are near impossible to keep alive up here.

My name is gabriel and i want to show you pictures of palm trees in albuquerque new mexico usda zone 7a 7b Here are some palms and exotics in london, i will add to the thread at a later date as well as i take more photos These are photos of the big canary island date palm, norfolk island pine, a yucca gigantea and the bougainvillea in fulham The bougainvillea are still in flower.

Hi i am quite new to this forum, but i have been growing palm trees in ålesund, norway at latitude 62n for 20 years Our winter climate is very mild for the high lat. Hello fellow palm lovers, i live in the washington, d.c Area but have recently become interested, some might say obsessed, with albuquerque and its climate and palms

I don't know what it is but something about it fascinates me in particular, the fact that it has such variable microclimates and.

This is my very first post in the palmtalk I've lurked here on and off over the years, but only recently joined this forum New york city is a high end zone 7b, cold hardy palms are very rare, but they’re there if you know where to look Tropical palms, however, are all over the place during the warmer months