Sago in Winter

I live in the south. It gets cold in the winter. I need to know if the sago palm can handle cold winter weather if i leave it outside.

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#1 Comment By Nikki On 09/30/2012 @ 11:24 am

It should do fine in your region. The sago palm should be outdoors in partial shade (with three or more hours of sunlight a day) and protected from the wind. The sago is an extremely hardy plant and can withstand many conditions, including drought and brief periods of freezes and cold snaps, surviving in temperatures ranging from 15-110 degrees F, with special care (such as covering) taken in extreme situations.

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