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Palms in taiwan


liao yu chieh

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These two are very fat I can't hold them easily

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These blew are seems to have no possibility to grown up that big!

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I know the other place have smaller ones but camera's battery is out of powerpost-6235-046815500 1334301003_thumb.jpg

these are normal size .

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Hyophorbe lagenicaulis

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Hyophorbe verschaffeltii

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maybe H. lagenicaulis X H. verschaffeltiipost-6235-024326000 1334308392_thumb.jpg

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Bismarckia nobilis

this park is in taiwan-taichung.called 東峰公園(taichung's 228 park)

I like here very much.post-6235-054839100 1334310649_thumb.jpgpost-6235-034198200 1334310687_thumb.jpgpost-6235-083089500 1334310730_thumb.jpgpost-6235-035722700 1334310753_thumb.jpg

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Amazing, how many different species (and even very tropical ones like Pritchardia pacifica) are grown successfully in Taiwan. I thought taiwanese climate would be rather cooler (temperate to sub-topical). What about Arenga engleri? Haven't seen a single photo of it in your post, although it's native to Taiwan.

Nice pictures anyway!

Regards,

Oliver

Munich City

 

USDA Zone 7b

190 miles from next coast.

Elevation 1673ft (510m)

Average annual low temp: 9F (-13C)

Average annual rainfall: 40" (100cm)

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Ama What about Arenga engleri? Haven't seen a single photo of it in your post, although it's native to Taiwan.

It's a wild species only in the mountains or in the grass .I know I can buy it in yahoo bid(http://tw.bid.yahoo.com/)

http://tw.page.bid.yahoo.com/tw/auction/c53645293

http://tw.page.bid.yahoo.com/tw/auction/c59272925

I just saw it yesterday!

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is this phoenix, that species are? is phoenix rupicola ?

are very beautiful!

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GIUSEPPE

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thanks for posting these wonderful photos! i have been to taipei many times but only for transit,i am glad i finally got to see what kind of palms will grow there! :)

the "prince of snarkness."

 

still "warning-free."

 

san diego,california,left coast.

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is this phoenix, that species are? is phoenix rupicola ?

are very beautiful!

sorry I don't know.

and I can't find a single name in the park .

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liao!

Great pictures, great palms!

More more more

Do you live in Taipei?

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I used to go to Taipei every year for business. I loved the rows of tall Roystonia regia along some roads, with grass in the middle. Really beautiful.

I also went bush to see Arenga Engleri in its native habitat.

I do miss going, as its been a few years since I retired.

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liao!

Great pictures, great palms!

More more more

Do you live in Taipei?

I live in Changhua (near taichung)post-6235-089368300 1334389186_thumb.jpg

Butia sp. post-6235-025448000 1334389420_thumb.jpgpost-6235-010291500 1334389456_thumb.jpgpost-6235-024696200 1334389475_thumb.jpg

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