Wild Sabal Palmetto at Myrtle Beach S.C. (Streetview)

[PalmTreeDude]

The reason why I am posting this is because Myrtle Beach only has a sliver of the Sabal palmetto range, it extends about 1 - 4 miles in from the shore. Here are some I pass while driving to the hotel we stay at in North Myrtle Beach, these are growing naturally on the edge of the woods and you can see some planted Washingtonia robusta closer to the road. 

 

[Dave-Vero]

I'm seeing some nice planted Butia capitata nearby and plenty of Sabal palmetto.  I'm fairly sure the particular critters in your photos are Washingtonia.  

Here's some palmettos that look planted, probably quite a lot of years ago.  

[PalmTreeDude]

7 hours ago, Dave-Vero said:

I'm seeing some nice planted Butia capitata nearby and plenty of Sabal palmetto.  I'm fairly sure the particular critters in your photos are Washingtonia.  

Here's some palmettos that look planted, probably quite a lot of years ago.  

Not the Washingtonia in the front, but the wild Sabal palmetto in the background. 

[PalmTreeDude]

Just adding something, here is a Sabal palmetto native range map of South Carolina that I agree with, it seems about right, from what I have seen so far. 

[Brad Mondel]

I saw many wild palmettos growing in the estuaries near Georgetown S.C. 

[Mr.SamuraiSword]

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