Cold Hardy Pindo Palm Trees
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@TropicalBreeeze late reply but here - they are quite fast growing compared to others.
phillproductions2 1 year ago
Some people are growing Windmill Palms in the Chicago area and places in Michigan and Ohio. They must be properly sheltered for winter though.
mel2000 2 years ago
you live in NE illinois i live in se wiscosnin awesome! :D i want a palm too!
codalyokofan 2 years ago
Pindos grow very slowly. There is one here in New Orleans with about a 20' trunk that is 49 years old, which I know b/c I asked the woman who has lived in that house her whole life. They are hardy down to about 10º F, or even slightly lower. (It is the cold-hardiest feather-leaved palm on earth). But no palm will grow in NE Illinois.
The tree shown at 0:55-1:00 is a Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island Date Palm).
ibelieveicansoar 2 years ago
Beautiful!! a few questions: How fast do these grow? (how many years until full size?) and..will these grow in NE Illinois??? thank you=)
TropicalBreeeze 2 years ago