Palms: pt 2

I believe the palm above the sago is the same palm as the one I posted about earlier. It is a type of phoenix its a senegal date palm.

Palms: pt 3

Fishtail palms:

This is the largest. I didnt see any damage on this guy.

This fishtail is rather new. I think this is its first year in the ground. Has some damage but I think it survived. Are they both the same variety? I'm not familiar with small fishtails.

Pt. 4

Banana's:

My bananas's:

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Lol yeah they are toast. But at least I am getting some new growth now :) Its growing kinda fast for this time of year. Hoping for some flowers when the weather warms up more.

Some other banana's:

Comparing damage-
Even after the Artic blast which caused a little cooler temps than normal but with longer durations the bananas in this area still have green leaves. Some spotting and others untouched. But only the lower two/thirds.The top third is all fried. Some even have some ratty looking flowers and small banana's. Cold z10a or warm z9b? I'm still not quite sure what zone they are in. lol. These guys have no over head canopy. Mine has some canopy and on a southern wall. They are completely fried, we hit about 25f on one night and it even took out the leaves that are protected by the over hang. No green leaves at all unlike the ones below.

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Pt 5
Other non palm trees/plants:

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My plants:

Plums:

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Cannas:

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Pomegranate:

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Bing Cherry:

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Orange:

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Its just at the begining of flowering.

Wild flower:

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Peach:

Thanks for looking.Hows it going in other parts of the country?

- US_Marine

Woa nice fishtail! what garden is that at?

Looks like spring to me. :) woohoooo!
but where are your palms?

Nice pics! Glad to see that spring is approaching fast in your area, hopefully it means that winter will be leaving my area soon too! I can definitely handle some 70s!
Thanks for sharing!
-Alex