Winter protection comes off
chicago_palm
10 years ago
The Mule Palm did the best of all my palms. I believe getting the protection in Mid November before the deep freeze set in helped! We had at least an inch of snow on the ground from December 4th until March 18th!! No midwinter thaws.
The other palms not so good, I believe some of them are alive though?
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