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February 9th, 2011, 11:01 AM
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Connecticut Palm Tree Help And Questions (CT)
Welcome, wonderful people of Connecticut, we are delighted you have joined this discussion about topics related to palm trees and plants. Whether you have a question about gardening, landscaping, planting, purchasing or just about anything, this forum will be open for all. We also have an Interior Design and Exterior Design section which has great design ideas or you can take a Virtual Tour of the Nursery, either way we are excited you are here!
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April 29th, 2011, 12:07 PM
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@ guru, I have been living in Bridgeport, Connecticut for many many years, but recently found out there are palms that could maybe survive in Connecticut. I have a sister living in fort Myers, Florida she is always talking about there palms. I’m just jealous they even send pictures to rube it in more knowing that I live in Bridgeport and no plant survives! So I want a beautiful palm that can survive in Connecticut sir. Hard leaves to be specific, also what extra precautionary measures do I have to take for this Connecticut weather. Cant wait to get a reply more like I cant wait to shut my sister up!!
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October 27th, 2016, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by winter owl
@ guru, I have been living in Bridgeport, Connecticut for many many years, but recently found out there are palms that could maybe survive in Connecticut. I have a sister living in fort Myers, Florida she is always talking about there palms. I’m just jealous they even send pictures to rube it in more knowing that I live in Bridgeport and no plant survives! So I want a beautiful palm that can survive in Connecticut sir. Hard leaves to be specific, also what extra precautionary measures do I have to take for this Connecticut weather. Cant wait to get a reply more like I cant wait to shut my sister up!!
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Three options off the top of my head would be A Pindo, which would recieve no damage anywhere from around 10-15 Degrees F.;Additionally having the Hard leaves you're specifically seeking. Second that comes to mind would be the Pygme Palm, with a minimum temperature of 25 Degrees F. but keep in mind with the Pygme, in the upper 20's the fronds will burn & by early summer will become unnoticeable. Last but not least, is the Queen Palm, Also known as Cocus plumosa which can survive in conditions any from 25-35 Degrees F. Hope this helped :]
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May 13th, 2017, 10:42 AM
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Lets keep these threads going!!
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October 12th, 2017, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by winter owl
@ guru, I have been living in Bridgeport, Connecticut for many many years, but recently found out there are palms that could maybe survive in Connecticut. I have a sister living in fort Myers, Florida she is always talking about there palms. I’m just jealous they even send pictures to rube it in more knowing that I live in Bridgeport and no plant survives! So I want a beautiful palm that can survive in Connecticut sir. Hard leaves to be specific, also what extra precautionary measures do I have to take for this Connecticut weather. Cant wait to get a reply more like I cant wait to shut my sister up!!
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Get any palm and keep it indoors! If you wat something for outside look at the Windmill Palms they come from the Himalayan Mountains (Very Cold Tolerant) They are beautiful. There are more Palms Specifically for the snow regions. I would ask a Palm Hugger what all the different ones are but the Windmill Palm is my Favorite. |
November 2nd, 2017, 06:28 PM
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The Flamethrower Palm is really cool it comes from New Caledonia. I bought one for my mother in law she has had it for a little over 2 years now its slow growing but very cool. Flamethrowers do great indoors they act as a natural humidifier and detoxifier by removing Carbon Monoxide and replacing fresh Oxygen
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March 12th, 2019, 12:33 PM
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If anyone is interested in renting palm trees from a great garden center in CT, then view the link and enjoy! I hope everyone here is ready for spring and that winter ends soon! Bring on the palms and tropicals! |
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