Any ideas about a palm tree and some frost

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  1. Guy Greening

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    Hi everyone, can anyone tell me if these palm trees will need covering for winter ❄️ well mainly frost Or will they be ok? 9DC84A8E-B938-4838-B694-7CE7D3A6AD0E.jpeg 0BDF1662-3FFA-466D-A3A5-D466A26C8A10.jpeg 0BDF1662-3FFA-466D-A3A5-D466A26C8A10.jpeg 0BDF1662-3FFA-466D-A3A5-D466A26C8A10.jpeg 0BDF1662-3FFA-466D-A3A5-D466A26C8A10.jpeg
     
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    Looks like a very young canary date palm.
    Depends on the type of winter we get, but I'd say anything below minus 3 could be a problem.
     
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      Tend to go brown after a cold winter :biggrin:
       
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      Yeah ok I think I’ll cover them just to be sure thank you for the advice
       
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      iv grown loads of them brown ones on the past few go yellow then brown trust me iv gota garden full of them if you want any let me no
       
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