Congrats! Post some pics if you can. They are great palms. I have a seedling of them. I only brought it inside for 2 nights so far this winter. Its seen temperatures down to 23F in their pots and they can handle worse than that!
Good luck!
-Alex

I love Med Fans. I added one medium and two small ones to my garden this year. I also have several seedlings I'm experimenting with. I sprouted them inside, but planted them in the garden as soon as a root sprouted. During the recent cold snap (15F one night) I made sure the mature plants were covered since this is their first winter and don't know where they were grown, but left the seedlings to their own devices. All look great, even the babies.

I'll try to post some pics soon. The silver-blue color of the fronds is amazing. Even though it's a little one gallon plant I've been leaving it outside unprotected (other than being near a large mesquite tree) as lows at night have been 36 to 40 degrees.

They really are beautiful palms,I continue to be impressed with their hardiness too.
I know mine saw at least 18F with over 1/2 of rain a few days before.
North of here at the airport it was 14F.

It was only supposed to be 23F that night!

Anyway,neither of mine pulled,which is impressive when you consider
that a T.Bulgarian,T.Nainital,T.Takil,B.Eriospatha,T.FortXWag,T.Nanus ,T.Princeps,T.Tesan did!

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I'm was so impressed with these palms I bought 8 total.I bought one about 8yrs ago,people told me there very cold hardy but keep them dry in winter.I protected it just from rain or snow the first winter.The next winter and since it has had no protection at all.It got a little damage from freezing rain on the fronds last winter.

I haven't given any of my ceriferas protection this winter,and they have seen very wet conditions and cold down to 16f.So far there has been no damage on any of them.

I have two C.humilis(the green ones) and they haven't been fazed by the rain or cold either.These palms work better for me than any palm I have ever grown.I will definitely by more this summer.The only thing I dislike about these palms are there slow growth,especially the ceriferas.I think they turn a more brighter blue color in winter.They are worth the wait though when you look out on a cold sunny winter day and see those brilliant blue colored palms.
Randy