How To Care For Ponytail Palm In Winter In Planting Zone 7a That Is Now Too Large To Bring Inside?

I put the Ponytail palm outside in the spring and repotted it. Now it is so tall (over 6′) and I cannot bring it inside. I live in planting zone 7a.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 10/05/2021 @ 5:57 pm

It looks like it could go in the garage if you have one. Ponytail palms are only hardy to zone 9 so you may lose it outside, even with the best cover.

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