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Windmill palm after snow storm

11 years ago

Hello! So I recently planted a 15' windmill palm in my yard and everything was going swimmingly until we got a freak heavy snow storm! The palm is mostly fine but a few of the grands are saving way farther down than they were before! Are they broken or with they perk back up once the weather improves? The heavy snow was only on the fronds for a couple hours!
Thanks!!

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chadec
11 years ago
I dont think they will perk up. Youll probably have to wait till new ones emerge. And then once the old ones turn brown remove them. Have any photos?
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