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Thu, Sep 9, 04 at 14:04
| How would a Sago Palm do in full shade in Austin, Texas?? |
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| I am in FL and I had one in full shade under a tree canopy that loved it there. It may have flushed a little less than its full sun counterparts, but that's all. Anna |
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- Posted by northtexasgirl z8 TX (My Page) on Fri, Sep 17, 04 at 10:57
| I don't know about full shade but I learned that they cannot take full Texas sun!! One of mine almost burned up because I had been told they needed full sun and that's where I put them. Now, I have them in part sun/part shade and they are doing much better. Leona |
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