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That's pretty, but the palms are a bit pointless IMO. Those palms in the picture are smaller than your average pineapple.
It's as if they're grown in this country, just to prove that they can actually be grown.
The young CIDPs in gardens in the suburbs here are about twice the size of those. They look like the sort of thing that would get planted outside for a few months in somewhere like Chicago, and then taken away in Oct/Nov before the cold wipes them out.
The young CIDPs in gardens in the suburbs here are about twice the size of those. They look like the sort of thing that would get planted outside for a few months in somewhere like Chicago, and then taken away in Oct/Nov before the cold wipes them out.
They've been there for a little over 3 years so there's no immediate risk of that happening. They're in good nick, just slow growing.
I'm another lover of palm trees. I just finished trimming the dead fronds off of my Sabal louisiana and Washingtonia robusta.
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Originally Posted by Donar
nope, they don't match the architecture
The entire foreground doesn't match the architecture in my opinion, so they should get rid of those ugly buildings lol, or at least clean them, they don't look like they're supposed to be that dark.
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Originally Posted by NickofDiamonds
Indian Canyons in Palm Springs Calif. has some beautiful Palm Forests to walk through.
The young CIDPs in gardens in the suburbs here are about twice the size of those. They look like the sort of thing that would get planted outside for a few months in somewhere like Chicago, and then taken away in Oct/Nov before the cold wipes them out.
Would they do that in Chicago? I haven't seen anyone even try to bother with palms here, seen a few in NYC.
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