Posted Jun 20, 2013, 1:14 AM
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Meh
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Austin,TX<-->Dripping Springs,TX<-->Birmingham, AL<-->Warm Springs,GA
Posts: 57,205
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Yeah, through the drought last year and 2011 when even our Live Oaks were looking bad, and we've pretty lost a Pecan tree and our neighbor's 70 foot Sycamore is completely dead, the palm trees did just fine. I only lightly hand watered them a little. There are still trees dying in our neighborhood and that have been damaged by the drought. A tree up in the neighborhood fell over a month ago or so after a storm, and then just in the last few days another house in the neighborhood had an Ash tree that fell over in their driveway and clipped their house.
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