Spring and summer are ideal for transplanting young date palms (Phoenix dactylifera). Avoid winter when roots are dormant. Choose a pot no wider than two-thirds the plant's spread. Increase pot diameter by 2 inches each year.
Your Yuma-sourced seedlings will establish quickly with this regimen.
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