@@user-ggkkiiyy4544 honestly not sure which one is which. The NJ Palm Tree Legend Steve told me what subspecies were there. I’ll ask him and will put them on the next update
@@ShoeTELEVISION you say a few weeks ago so that doesn't count for the last 3 days with highs in the twenties and Low's in the lower teens. All my Trachies in Newark & Belleville suffered fronds tip burn & are folded. At this rate they'll be completely toasted and exfoliated by April. One of my big Trachies only produced dwarf fronds bunched up in the crown this year despite a 10" wide trunk. I assume that one is now toast since it never really recovered this past summer to produce large fronds.
Wow so amazing leaves and i think this is Sabal Minor
They are all looking great!
Who landscapes that place? Maybe you? Unusual to see so many palms around this area.
Cool video! Could you add plant names and subspecies in your videos?
@@user-ggkkiiyy4544 honestly not sure which one is which. The NJ Palm Tree Legend Steve told me what subspecies were there. I’ll ask him and will put them on the next update
Is this after the recent freeze? What temperatures have these palms seen?
@@ChrisDalton0099 this was a few weeks ago . They survived the polar vortex
@ShoeTELEVISION Impressive I wonder how low it got there.
@@ShoeTELEVISION you say a few weeks ago so that doesn't count for the last 3 days with highs in the twenties and Low's in the lower teens. All my Trachies in Newark & Belleville suffered fronds tip burn & are folded. At this rate they'll be completely toasted and exfoliated by April. One of my big Trachies only produced dwarf fronds bunched up in the crown this year despite a 10" wide trunk. I assume that one is now toast since it never really recovered this past summer to produce large fronds.
Looking great without any protection, I like to pamper mine
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