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cold hardy Palms and Banana trees

19 years ago

I was wondering if anyone know where I can get cold hardy palms or banana trees in NJ?

Thanks in advance,

Roy

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yourpal
19 years ago
The Logees catalog has them. It just came out this week and I thought they looked pretty interesting myself. Look under edible and ornamental fruit.

Here is a link that might be useful: logees greenhouse
steve_nj
19 years ago
Triple Oaks Nursery in Franklinville is a good source. I'll have Sabal minors and Trachys at the plant swap.
Palm pics-Willingboro, N.J.

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Loretta NJ Z6
19 years ago
I doubt they were a cold hardy type but Gro Rite surprised me today when I pulled in facing a load of large palm trees.
I can't remember the types but they were not bananas or those posted here. Prices were $199 and $399. Good luck fitting them into your garage for the winter! Looked good though!
elman23
14 years ago
I have access to many types of cold hardy palm species. Contact ELMAN23@aol.com and I can help out.

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