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Palm Tree Question
"Anne Lurie" wrote in message . com... Plant Delights http://www.plantdelights.com/ lists a few Palmettos in the online catalog. However, as another res-ponder mentioned, the roots could be a problem, unless you contained the tree -- which might take some doing. I almost think that I saw a dwarf palmetto of some sort around here in the Raleigh area, but I can't remember where. It must have survived the winters, though, or there wouldn't be much to remember! Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC "Wayne" wrote in message news Does anyone know of a palm tree that will survive the winters in Zone 7A, North Carolina. I'd like to plant one or two next to my pond in my back yard. Thanks! I have a pre-formed, 220 gallon, so I'm not sure if the roots would penetrate it. However, I'm probably going to do, like many of you have probably done, add another pond section. I will probably use my pre-form as a pre-filter for the bigger pond that will be with a liner. I don't want to plant a bad feature for my potential future pond. I have even thought of outlining a potential palm tree with concrete, sunk 18-24 inches in the ground around it. Any thoughts on this idea? |
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