Full Yard Palm Update Spring 2023

[@williamwebb7917]

Phenomenal!!!

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you so much!

[@TimsZonePushingGarden]

Nice update…..overall the plants looks great. I like the waterfall sound. 😎

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you. I love the sound of water

[@CentralVirginiaJungle]

what a beautiful garden! I love the tropical feel🌴🌴 :)

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you. It gets much better as summer starts and it gets hot out

[@tntropics]

Awesome results. The Trachy at 06:30 is not a waggy. The biggest robusta is gonna be awesome this year. The big Trachy did awesome! Everyone's pindo is having trouble. I think I would forget a sabal in your climate. You make me want a Jubaea !!!

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

I love that Jubea so much. And let’s hope my mule palm gets a big as yours!

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

And that “waggy” was sold to me as a small waggy from a very reliable online company. My parents in Atlanta live near a nursery that has beautiful waggys at about 5 feet. I might have to drive down and get one

[@palmtreedude]

Great garden, keep us updated over the summer!

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you. I love watching everyone's progress in their garden

[@ScottyOn1]

Great job on your successes!

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you. And same to you. It's always a challenge as you know

[@uniquelifedesign]

Glad to see most of your plants go through the winter in style, even accounting for the Christmas Eve massacre. I quite like the dwarf Washingtonia and LOVE your pond and fishes. 😀

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you so much. I really enjoy seeing your garden too!

[@JeffBielski]

Great update! So sorry the Butia didnt make it. Hopefully the Sabal pulls thru!🤞🤞

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you Jeff!

[@rafaelmorales4899]

That’s impressive in New York in the winter god

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you. It’s a lot of work but worth it

[@sandorspalms]

Great stuff and full watch my friend! I'd say the Palmetto is on its way out from past experience. The Hurricane cut will only really work in climates with long hot/humid summers. All in all not bad considering the winter most of us had in the north east and I can relate with some of the beat palms for sure!

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

I agree with you. It was a very weird winter.

[@BlaBla-cq5yk]

Great Job and awesome tour! I have an Exotic Garden in Frankfurt, Germany, Zone 7b. Last Winter was a bit tricky (a lot of unleashing and coverings plams). Greetings Chris

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you Chris. That’s amazing that your in Zone 7B. I always think of Frankfurt as being much colder. What are your favorite exotic plants?

[@JoseRamos-jn6ij]

Everything looks amazing, palm boxes are the answer in zones 7a and below! One of my Trachys is blooming for the first time , doing a yard update soon , looking forward to the rat of the season 🙏🇺🇸 Blessings 🙏🇺🇲 🌴Joses tropical garden 🌴

[@JoseRamos-jn6ij]

Rest of the season sorry for the typo

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

This made me laugh. And thank you. I'm looking forward to getting my tropicals in the ground and maybe a new palm or two from CT Palms. Fingers crossed

[@charlieduke6393]

Sabals are so very picky when transplanting. I mean they are ridiculously sensitive.

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

That is what I am hearing! I have a few small ones in pots that are doing well but I think trying to get a large one to grow in the north is even harder

[@peterkuhne5243]

Sorry that you had bad luck with your Butia. Butia is my favorite palm. Had one for many years. It is in a big container and kept in the heated greenhouse. And TN is right. It is no waggy. The leafy stalk should then be shorter and more stiff. Funny that even Denmark is a zone 7 our Hostas still haven´t showed up yet like yours. Wish you a good season !

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you! Yes I really wanted a Butia. Now I need to find another one. We were lucky with some warm weather and some more on Friday

[@jailtonnascimento5217]

Awesome tour! I wonder why you don't have any Sabal Minor, since it can do well in zone 6.

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

I have one. I always forget to show it. It’s small. Next time. And thank you

[@charlieduke6393]

I’m in a zone 5a/5b and I use a semi insulated wooden box around two of my smaller Mediterranean Fan Palms, they’re about 2&1/2 feet tall each, a bunch of suckers on each. I’ve had them in the ground for almost 6 years, they’re about 7 years old. One of them is already starting to send out flower stocks

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

That's amazing. I love my two Mediterranean Fan Palms. They are really beautiful. Of course I want more.

[@user-xz9wx5cs5v]

The Jubatia(JubeaexButia) is the preferred palm for summer humid areas like the NE & SE parts of the ZUS. Remember reading that PDN(Plants Delight Nursery) tried several times to grow pure Jubaea. Every time the plSnts turned to mush. They hate the humidity at night? Noticed Gary’s Nursery in New Bern,NC also grows the zHxB hybruds from seed. New Bern is listed as YSDA Zones 5 to 8A .pure Jubeae usually fails in the NW(OR to BC) when people keep watering and feeding way into September. Plant light and learn to allow growth to ha,rden(stop watering by August). Feeding isn’t really needed. The clay soul is quite rich. Besides the seeds will like,y ripen in New York. Think it was Desertscapes Nursery(Bend/Eedmond) that grows pure Nubea in the high Deserts of OR. Zone 6.Oops Jubeae not zNubeae. The waggyxOrinceos sounds interesting,since pure zprinceps is slow and finicky.

[@eijiroinouye4115]

A regular Jubae would be hardier than a hybrid. How much did Gary charge you for shipping?

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

It's doing great. I don't even remember what Gary charged but I was so happy how he packed it. It arrived perfectly

[@christopherglodde7850]

were do you get your yucca rostrata

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

I got both from Island Wide Palms. They’re on Long Island NY

[@Ghost-dz4fl]

my super mule palm here in washington state looks horrible. i had to fix my kittens and was away with them for like 10 days at grandmas and i think we had a cold snap/ i didnt wrap it. it looks fried :( hope it recovers. I noticed if the weather app says 31 or 33 ect it can be 25 or lower after the fact... im mad at myself. Ill put some electric string lights on it next winter

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Good luck. I hope it makes it! So frustating when the weather beats us. For me it's usually the wind.

[@NortherntropicsME]

Mind if I ask a question: my Trachy that I got from Florida and keep indoors until spring, the fronds just won’t spread out, they like to close up and I cannot figure out what I’m doing wrong 😢

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Not sure if this will help but with some of my palms I keep indoors during the winter I have to help separate the fronds with my hands. I’ve had to do it with my bottle palm several times. You could also try misting them

[@NortherntropicsME]

@@newyorktropicalgarden9364 thank you!!!!

[@orlicketropiky4228]

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[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

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[@orlicketropiky4228]

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[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

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[@thegreenthumb6184]

I'm sorry about your palms not doing good. Lol how dare you not talk about your Norfolk island pine tree. Lol I'm jk I'm glad most of the things are doing good though.

[@newyorktropicalgarden9364]

Thank you. And I will try and talk about the Norfolk Island next time :) This video could have easily been an hour long.

[@thegreenthumb6184]

@@newyorktropicalgarden9364 I understand that man. I know if I was to talk about everything in my garden it would be a whole documentary. 😆