A new "New Leaf Thread"

[Gbarce]

Pinanga Aristata showing a lot of mottling action

[Gbarce]

Always a crowd pleaser- Chambeyronia macrocarpa

[Gbarce]

snake skin fishtail

[Gbarce]

the petioles are getting more pronounced

[Kumar]

Beautiful as usual Gene. I'm starting to take your great photos for granted now.

[colin Peters]

this was in the garden this morning. only lasts a couple

of days here in Honolulu. Cham. Hookeri

[colin Peters]

Pinanga "blue seed" I hope it keeps this

mottling into adulthood??

[colin Peters]

Gene

That aristata is beautiful. I hope to get one someday, maybe

the next trip to the Big Island.

[colin Peters]

A little of the pink left on a new leaf of Dypsis Sp. "pink crown". I got so lucky and found this

at a local nursery in a 25 gallon size with 8 ft of trunk. It is just starting to put out immature seed.

[Justin]

[Gbarce]

Peter- that's one impressive Chambey leaf. most of the time the new leaves on chambeys here are more on the brown side during summer. I guess because of the heat

Colin - An 8 foot trunk on a Dypsis crown shaft?? that's a real find. None that big over here yet just seedlings mostly

[Jeff in St Pete]

Neoveitchia storckii

[Jeff in St Pete]

Pinanga sp.

[Jeff in St Pete]

Bactris gasipaes - Spineless Form

[Jeff in St Pete]

Burretiokentia hapala

[Jeff in St Pete]

Socratea exorrhiza seedlings

[Jeff in St Pete]

Johannesteijsmannia perakensis

[tjwalters]

Ptychosperma waitianum

[Kumar]

Ptychosperma waitianum

Verrry Nice - Photography is exquisite!

[aussiearoids]

Iguanura spectabilis

Pinanga sp.

Vampire Palm

[Gbarce]

Licuala Pre ati seedling but the leaves have not split up yet .

steady grower but slow

[Gbarce]

Tom-Great color on that P. waitianum

Mike- gorgeous Iguanura!

[Gbarce]

Here are a few more

Chamaedorea Teuckerheimii. My best one.

[Gbarce]

Variegated Licuala Grandis leaf from the back

The leaves are getting a lot wider now

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[Gbarce]

Licuala Orbicularis

Still just a seedling

[Gbarce]

Licuala Cordata this time

[Gbarce]

Calyptrocalyx micholitzii- always has a lot of color with each new leaf

[Gbarce]

Geonoma epetiolata still no color though

[Gbarce]

Licuala Sumawongii

[Gbarce]

Iguanura elegans

[ariscott]

Nice Iguanura. Everytime, I buy one, their leaves split... I can't seem to find one that stays entire.

Regards, Ari

[Bill Austin]

Went out in the nursery today to see what the palm leaf of the day would be today, so here what we came up with ,hope you enjoy.

neophloga pinkcrown shaft

hydriastele flabellata

licuala glabra var. selangorensis

calyptrocalyx s p. hybridized

iguanura major

joey m.

pinanga maculata

licuala radula

[Gbarce]

Bill - Always love seeing your palms. They are so well grown and your selection of palms is awesome. You have a lot of my favorites and "must haves"

[Pedro 65]

Bill - Always love seeing your palms. They are so well grown and your selection of palms is awesome. You have a lot of my favorites and "must haves"

Totally agree, all a picture of health too.

Astrcaryum Alatum make plenty of presence as well. Pete

[Gbarce]

sommieria elegans

[Gbarce]

licuala mapu

[PalmatierMeg]

Last night I recorded new leaves with my trusty Samsung.

Chambeyronia macrocarpa - starting the fade to green but still nice

Dypsis boiviniana - showing a hint of red

Dypsis pinnatifrons - After my last keeled over in the shade garden last winter I said, "No more." But the price was good and I couldn't resist another. But it will never be planted.

Dypsis sp pink crownshaft (or is it D. pinnatrifrons too?)

Dypsis utilis - it now has two stems & both are putting out bronze new leaves

[tjwalters]

Ptychosperma waitianum

Verrry Nice - Photography is exquisite!

Thanks Kumar and Gene. I'm envious of all the great palms in this thread. Can't wait 'til my potted Licuala 'Mapu' starts showing mottling and split leaves. (It has a way to go - it's just a yearling.)

[simona]

Well, my pics could be suited to this topic, too

even if the two palms shown are not so spectacular...

but, I had my share of horror autumn last year with swarming desert locusts who did a lot of damage, mostly to new leaves.

[Walter John]

Extremely hard act to follow, with folk from the Philippines, Hawaii, Costa Rica and North Queensland, but I'll try.

Beginning with Areca vestiaria. These are two different vestys in picture.