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Comments (11)Njoasis, I may get the mule pal on ebay for 30 bucks. But in the case of a queen palm, if I used mulch burlap around the trunk with x-mas lights under it, would it be enough? I would also throw a garbage bag over the fronds if necesary. Is there anyway that maybe from the cold, it will stop growing at maybe 10 feet? The mule palm gets to 20 so out here it might stop at 10-15 feet. So thats easy to protect. I would protect it the same way as the queen palm except I wouldn't cover the fronds....See MoreHow to Poison a Queen Palm
Comments (26)I absolutely hate queen palms. A neighbor planted a row next to my fence and didn't take care of them causing the limbs to constantly fall and hang over the fence into my property creating a huge obstacle and nuisance for me and interfering with my ability to walk across the narrow pathway that surrounds my pool. Same story on my other side fence with a neighbor who has just one within also planted within 2 feet of the fence and again never removes the overhanging limbs. I have an hoa and yet they don't enforce the removal of these dangerous nuisance limbs by their owners leaving me, a disabled elderly person to have to pay to remove the limbs ,which is a huge stress and financial burden to me. The trees can be nice if maintained constantly but because they are cheap people plant them and then many don't prune them cause big problems for neighbors. I'm so sick of these trees, they block my free access, prevent me from enjoying my back yard. They are a fire hazard, a tripping hazard, when the limbs hand down to the ground over my fence and even one limb blew in my face causing me to fall. Any suggestions?...See MoreQueen Palm Premature Palm leaf
Comments (1)I think what you are describing is actually the sheath of a flower cluster. If you leave them alone, they should open up and the flowers will hang down. The flower clusters are actually kind of showy. I leave mine on. Here is a link that might be useful: click here to see a picture of a flower sheath....See Moregreat site about queen palms queen palm tree care
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