4 triple 14-ft foxtails planted mid-June. Within weeks, existing fronds bent/broke 1 ft from trunk—23 fronds lost on 2 trees, 4 on others. New growth emerging. Nursery calls it "normal." Owner fears cold damage from last winter.
Watch the newly emerging fronds. They must be full-length and vibrant. If not, get the nursery back out.
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