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What palm is this?

Hammer
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I've been driving by this tree for years. Finally got round to taking a picture. I'm sure this is an easy one...

What species is this?

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    I've been driving by this tree for years. Finally got round to taking a picture. I'm sure this is an easy one...

    What species is this?

    I dont know im having trouble seeing it
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    I've been driving by this tree for years. Finally got round to taking a picture. I'm sure this is an easy one...

    What species is this?

    I dont know im having trouble seeing it

    So am I. Darn photo uploader...

    Incognitus Transluscentii
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    Incognitus Transluscentii

    I've noticed that seems to be a common one around my place! :mrlooney:

    Ravenea rivularis from Madagascar ! :D

    Old Beach ,Hobart
    Tasmania ,Australia. 42 " south
    Cool Maritime climate

    Lol.. Yup, Majesty Palm!

    http://www.pacsoa.org.au/palms/Ravenea/rivularis.html

    Cultivation:

    Full sun, and LOTS of water. A very fast grower if the water is kept up to it. Also likes a yearly dose of Epsom Salts, because its not very efficient at taking up magnesium. If it doesn't get enough magnesium, the leaves take on a rather unhealthy yellow colour.

    Edited by palmsnbananas

    Oh, yeah, a Majesty Palm, Ravenea rivularis, lots of water, lots of space, lots of girth, lots of lots of LOTS

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    Oh boy is it in the WRONG spot then. Planted near the exit of the car wash at my local gas station. Right up against a wall.

    Yes, that majesty palm is in the wrong spot. One day it may tower over the roof of that building.

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    Mad about palms

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    Walt - I see some possible holes in your trunks. Are there some critters setting up house ? :interesting:

    Coral Gables, FL 8 miles North of Fairchild USDA Zone 10B

    Walt - I see some possible holes in your trunks. Are there some critters setting up house ? :interesting:

    Those majesty palms aren't mine, but I noticed those dark spots (holes?) myself. I take photos of these palms every 2-3 years and I don't recall seeing those spots/holes, etc., before.

    Mad about palms

    Great pictures, Walt!

    Shows the majesties living up to their name, holes in the trunks or not . . .

    Let's keep our forum fun and friendly.

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