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Acrocromia aculeata

glbower

By glbower
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these seem awfully slow in so cal--mine are still working on opening 1 new leaf that started pushing in early spring!anyone else have the same experience?

the "prince of snarkness."

 

still "warning-free."

 

san diego,california,left coast.

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They grow fast here once they reach groundwater with roots.  It s a bit far north to grow them here so I leave the skirts on hoping to provide slightly more cold ressistance.

Don.  

I enjoyed 3 visits there in the 90s and 2001,

The road from Belohorizonte to Diamintina has 7 species of Syagrus :

as well as Geonoma , Allagoptera, Butia archeri and Atalaya . Its a beautiful interesting area.

Best wishes,

Ed

Edwin Brown III

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