Alive and kicking.

amazing it survived up there, even south Florida cocos (west palm) were severely damaged this winter. I thought thAt guy would be toast.

Wow must be a great micorclimate their. This year was really cold in Florida. There were 3 nights last winter where that could have been fried. Thant looks like it may be a long term survivior.

It looks pretty good considering where it's located,it probably didn't see below 28-29F, though with a lot of chilly weather since it's so far north. Somebody should sneak a zip-lock bag of fertilizer to put around it, and give it every advantage possible. Thank you, and keep us updated.
-Michael

It looks good considering the kind of winter it has been through. It should be fertilized with a good 12-4-8 palm fertilizer containg the micronutrients, especially Boron and Copper to help it recover from the cold, and it needs to be watered since Florida has been experiencing severe droughts too.

John

Found two more coconut palms in the St Augustine area. These are in Vilano Beach on the intercoastal about a mile north of the bridge.

Here's a picture of the coco's in Vilano Beach

Well sorry folks. Can someone give me a crash course in posting pictures using photobucket?

Here is a link that might be useful:

I posted instructions on this very thing (posting photos) just a couple days ago! Check the link below...

Hope that helps! =o)

Here is a link that might be useful: Photo instructions

Nice. They look like they've been there a while too.

Nice!