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Our goals are: To enhance member's knowledge of the wide range of form and foliage of plants suitable for gardens in cool temperate climate zones, especially plants such as palms with tropical or other unusual (exotic) attributes. To facilitate the sharing of exotic plant knowledge among members, and between members and the general public. Hardy Palm and Subtropical Board This one is also primarily based out of North America, but all are welcome.
We love hearing from other parts of the world. Also primarily based on Cold Hardy palms. Zac.
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Hardy Palm & Subtropical Board IPS Message Board Hardy Palms and More for the Northeast European Palm Society Forum (requires free membership and login) BC Council of Garden Clubs Our Society is a member organization of this extensive umbrella group. To visit their web site. The Council publishes a monthly bulletin.
Northwest Palms Hardy Palm & Subtropical Board IPS Message Board European Palm Society forum (requires login) Other Plant Clubs and Associations: Desert Plant Society of Vancouver Sunshine Coast Botanical Garden Society New Westminster Horticultural Society European Palm Society Climate and Related Resource Sites: British Columbia Plant. Bananas, Fogs, Palm and Jelly - Jason Western PA September 7, 2025, 7:28 am View thread; 7 responses, latest posted September 15, 2025, 3:51 pm, View last; Crape and Pines - Jason Western PA September 4, 2025, 7:46 pm View thread; 2 responses, latest posted September 5, 2025, 8:43 pm, View last. I have a corner of my yard under a Windmill Palm that had dozens of volunteer palms going back many years - a jungle - so I decided to chainsaw out most of them and retain a few mature Trachy's.
A photo after chainsawing: Now a few weeks later, all of the chainsawed volunteers seem to be growing just fine: What is going on here?
