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A so nice garden in south of La Réunion island

olivier971

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Kennybenjamin Veteran

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Very nice! What is the palm in the 4th photo of post #5? And what is going on with the palm in the last photo of post 7..... That is one strange palm!!

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What is the palm in the 4th photo of post #5?

Rhopaloblaste singaporiensis

All id here : http://gardenbreizh.org/photos/olivier971/album-33711.html

And what is going on with the palm in the last photo of post 7..... That is one strange palm!!

The owner told us that the seedlings of this palm have the same feature

So probably a genetic mutation

Olivier
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Mike in Nelson Rising Star

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Great pics. Love the Tortoise.

Oceanic Climate

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Walter John Grand Master

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Very nice, ta for posting.

Happy Gardening

Cheers,

Wal

Queensland, Australia.

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DoomsDave Grand Master

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oui oui oui!

Very nice indeed!

That looks like a multi-headed Dypsis in the last picture in Post No. 7. Is it? Tell us more about it. Dypsis deeks want to know more.

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Lots of variety. Nice.

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