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Butia.... capitata? I also ran into a NCPS member here named Ray who helped give me a tour of the garden providing me with useful information!

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I need help with this ID.... Could this be a Brahea brandegeei?

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General view of the palmetum. It is dominated by temperate palms, but has many subtropical, tropical, and cloudforest palms within.

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Rhapidophyllum hystrix! Who says they need high heat and humidity to thrive??

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What on earth is this palm???? A petite crownshafted pinnate palm?? Perhaps a Euterpe??

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OK, so the palm formerly ID'd as a Burretiokentia hapala is not that... Maybe it's a Koghiensis? because this one here is a B. hapala. Unfortunately I'm still far from perfect when it comes to ID's :(

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A very large Oraniopsis! People should field plant these now so there will be large ones down the line!! They're beautiful and beautifully hardy.

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JUANIA AUSTRALIS!!! There was a group of three of them that were about the same size.... one of them was dead :(

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A nice presentation of these gardens.... the Armata was outstanding! Jv

Jv in San Antonio Texas / Zone 8/extremes past 29 yrs: 117F (47.2C) / 8F (-13.3C)

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