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Saxophone roots

pindo

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Hello Friends Happy new year 2013

Can you tell me, (better with pictures) which Sabal spp. have saxophone root ??

Thanks in advance

Jose

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Stevetoad Grand Master

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I'm pretty sure all of them do

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They all do, from what I can tell. Some get huge in the pots, and bust out the bottom.

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Thanks Steve and Dave

Really, I was not sure that all Sabal sp have saxophone roots. I could not find literature that I clarify this matter.

Can you indicate me some Link ?

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Thanks Steve and Dave

Really, I was not sure that all Sabal sp have saxophone roots. I could not find literature that I clarify this matter.

Can you indicate me some Link ?

Regards

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_Keith Grand Master

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Wow, I posted one like this a while ago. It was labeled as something else, but no wonder everyone thought it was a Sabal. And it very well may be.

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Thanks Steve and Dave

Really, I was not sure that all Sabal sp have saxophone roots. I could not find literature that I clarify this matter.

Can you indicate me some Link ?

Regards

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Wow, I posted one like this a while ago. It was labeled as something else, but no wonder everyone thought it was a Sabal. And it very well may be.

Keith, are you taking about your "Sabal nobilis"? I am pretty sure you got a sabal, not a bismarckia.

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