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There was someone in Sitka, Alaska growing T. fortunii but not anymore. They froze even with protection.

The beginning of the end of PalmTalk.:( Let's make this work at Palmpedia!:)

It's great to see these palms being produced in such numbers now!

Also good news for the west coast is NOAA's milder than average temperature predictions for the entire season. I hope the predictions are accurate!

I registered a long time ago but have been pretty loyal to just PalmTalk. Maybe it's time to move. We just need lots more members here to make this work even better.

Very festive!

Dean, What's the scientific name of that incredibly pretty palm?

Those ferns look beautiful in a tropical rainforest sort of way. I can't imagine them ever overtaking the palm's canopy. I grow bromeliads, succulents, and staghorn ferns in/on some of my palms.

Scott, that's a gorgeous Bismarkia. Amazing growth in just eight years. I don't think mine will be that big in twenty years.