No, mine keeps its leaves all year and it has been in the ground for about three years now.
I took advantage of this beautiful weather to rip my pummelo tree out of the ground and planted a palm there. It had been suffering with greening and the high water last summer was another blow. The palm is a Trithrinax acanthocoma, sometimes called a spiny fiber palm. I also removed a sweet osmanthus that was getting too much shade and replaced it with a false aralia. I must get the garden in shape as I'm on the MG tour of gardens again this year.
Jim
