My new baby (Washingtonia) survived the winter
arctictropical
14 years ago
Just like my big ones (14' Windmill and two 6' Med. fan palms), my new addition survived the winter (-20 F. temperatures) in the same boxes that the other's have survived in for 17-18 years. The Washingtonia looks just like it did last Fall.
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