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Re: Way O/T How far north do palm trees grow?
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Posted by Matt from CT on July 29, 2007 at 04:54:02 from (76.204.148.239):
In Reply to: Way O/T How far north do palm trees grow? posted by Just wondering on July 28, 2007 at 16:55:20:
In the early 80s, and I think some straggled onto the 90s, I remember seeing palm trees lining the channel to Rock Harbor, Orleans, Massachusetts -- on Cape Code. There's broad tidal flats (1/2 mile +) the channel crosses, and someone had the "brilliant" idea to use palm trees as the channel marker. Now someone below said they'll live in a Zone 7 area but a harsh winter will kill 'em off and that describes Cape Cod pretty good -- usualy pretty mild being surrounded by ocean water on three sides, but occasionally join the rest of New England for blizzards and sub-zero temps.
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