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Gardening Q&A: Sago palm took a hit, probably from the cold. A little TLC should help.

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Peter Champion's sago palm warms his heart and reminds him of his favorite places down South. The University of Florida considers the sago hardy in Zones 8 through 11. The limit of its cold tolerance is 15 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit for short periods. Mark your calendar for Historic Garden Week, April 15 through 22.

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Gardening Q&A: Sago palm took a hit, probably from the cold. A little TLC should help.

Horticulturist Ken Spencer troubleshoots a reader's stricken sago palms, with some botanical tidbits and historical trivia to boot. (If you think these plants are a "living fossil," read on.)

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