Palm Trees

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I found this on http://en.allexperts.com/q/First-Aid-995/Palm-Spike-toxins.htm,

The biggest problem with palm spikes is the risk of infection, there are no real toxins related to this that I'm aware of. I have to say that unless you were having an allergic reaction (of which you aren't describing), the sore throat was not related. Be sure to make sure the finger is kept clean and dry and if there are sign's of infection get it looked at ASAP. If you haven't had a tetanus shot in the last 5 years get with your doctor to get that taken care of.

Best of luck,

Hugh

hope you get well soon. :)

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actcully in Vancouver Canada they can grow palm tress called hardy palms they can survive in cold temperatures

Thorns are not poisonous but they make a puncture wound and can carry dust and dirt deep under the skin and cause a local infection. Even when they seem to be removed in one piece, bits can break off in the wound and cause pain and swelling.

Thorn fragments embedded in your feet can lead to permanent injury. You should definitely be treated by a foot doctor or go to an emergency room or clinic.

Palm trees are in the plant kingdom. Scientifically known as Plantae of Flora.

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Yes, palm tree islands can be found in Asia, particularly in tropical regions such as Southeast Asia. Countries like Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand feature numerous islands adorned with palm trees, creating picturesque landscapes. These islands often attract tourists seeking tropical getaways and are known for their beautiful beaches and lush greenery.

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I don't know, but some other people may know...so ask them.

How deep is the root system of a small canary palm

That's like asking the life expectancy of an oak tree. There is none. It lives on & on, until it is killed by people, animals, or a lack of food, water, or sunlight.

An oasis is defined as a place having water in an arid setting. There are different kinds of oases. I am only familiar with the desert fan palm oasis of Southern California/Arizona/Nevada/Baja California. There are 168 oases of them, based on the palm tree native to those areas, the Washingtonia filifera. Does anyone have additional info on this subject?

You may think not a difficult question to answer, however there are some 2600 species of Palm Tree ranging from 4 feet to 50 feet in height

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Palm kernel comes from the oil palm tree. It's an edible seed and can produce palm kernel oil that comes from the kernel. The outer part of the seed can make palm oil.

I would say that the northern limit of palms on the east coast of North America would be coastal Rhode Island (borderline plant zone 7a/7b) or Nantucket (solid plant zone 7b) (RI is farther north, but Nantucket is technically farther up the coast). It is generally accepted that both the Dwarf Palmetto (Sabal minor, a non-trunking palm similar and related to S. palmetto) and the Needle Palm (Rhapidophylum hystrix) can survive AND reproduce in areas as far north as the New York area (coastal southern Connecticut). Because summer heat is an important factor in the survival of these specimens, they are easier to grow in southern CT than RI and the MA islands; the climates of the latter two are too maritime in the summer months to produce substantial growth, but, it still is very possible. Sabal palmetto can be grown in zone 7 areas with success if protected from the cold and sited appropriately on a south-facing foundation. But, in terms of a northern limit of palms, they would not be included because they would not survive "naturally." Windmill palms are a bit hardier than Sabal palmettos, but still need to be protected in northern zone 7 climates. Windmill palms (Trachycarpus fortunei) do well in areas with heavy maritime influence and may very well be better adapted to places like Nantucket than either the Needle Palm or the Dwarf Palmetto. More gardeners in the areas around New York ought to try some of these palm varieties.

I don't think you can do it in Wingdings, but in Webdings (which you should have since you have Wingdings) the palm tree is a Capital letter J.

Hope that helps

actually we will not answer is because the user is stupid

The hardest palm tree is the alphas Galper it is so hard chainsaws struggle to cut through it.

any extra info would be helpful on growing grapes also

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Actually, a few cold hardy varieties CAN grow in coastal areas of southeastern New York. There is a grouping of Needle Palms (Rhapidophyllym hystrix) thriving in the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens of New York City. Go see for yourself!