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T TIKIGIKI Tiki Socialite Australia Joined: Aug 18, 2022 Posts: 452	T TIKIGIKI Posted posted on Thu, Feb 9, 2023 1:46 PM in reply to Prikli Pear That must be SO frustrating Prikli Pear! To get things growing well and up to a good size too for a few years only to have them then wiped out by a rare weather event. I am surprised the Queen Palms survived. They are known to be hardy, (they survive frosts further inland from here) but a Polar Blast is something else. We even heard about that event here in Australia back when it happened. 2022 has been the COLDEST year here overall for decades but of course our "global warming" alarmists continue to push their preferred narrative in spite of that.

That must be SO frustrating Prikli Pear! To get things growing well and up to a good size too for a few years only to have them then wiped out by a rare weather event. I am surprised the Queen Palms survived. They are known to be hardy, (they survive frosts further inland from here) but a Polar Blast is something else. We even heard about that event here in Australia back when it happened. 2022 has been the COLDEST year here overall for decades but of course our "global warming" alarmists continue to push their preferred narrative in spite of that.

Post #807865 by TIKIGIKI on Thu, Feb 9, 2023 1:46 PM