30-year-old, 12-foot Norfolk Island pine on Ocracoke Island, NC (zone 8) needs a new home. Owner asks about outdoor planting in occasional freezes.
Norfolk pines thrive in zones 9-10. Zone 8 has freezing temperatures that can kill or severely damage them.
Long-term survival is unlikely in zone 8. Consider donating to a botanical garden, conservatory, or someone in zone 9+. It's a magnificent specimen worth preserving properly.
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