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Photos of Palm Trees in Southern California - Catamaran Resort, Mission Bay, Vacation Isle, Tom, and Josh's Garden! ID help?

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Thank you so much Tom for showing me around Southern Californian Palms! I had a great time seeing what was being grown down there, and was surprised how great all of the palms looked! I have some highlights posted here and then a link to the rest of the photos at the bottom! I forgot the names of the Dypsis, so please feel free to chime in! 

Sabal mauritiiformis 

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Dypsis cabadae x decaryi 

 

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Tahina spectabilis

 

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Dypsis onilahensis hybrid 

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Syagrus botryophora 

 

 

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Basselinia pancheri

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Raphia farinifera 

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Tom's Parajubaea torallyi with Tom for scale! 

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Loxococcus rupicola! 

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The transition at Tom's Garden: Hyophorbe lagenicaulis, H. lagenicaulis x verschaffeltii, H. verschaffeltii

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Arecina sp.

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Ravenea sambiranensis 

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Jubaeopsis caffra

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Dypsis lutescens - this is a common palm, but one of my favorites! 

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Your not-so-average Phoenix roebelenii:

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The Raphia farinifera at the Catamaran Resort has reached the end of its life. This monocarpic palm is fruiting! 

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Bismarckia nobilis - growing along the coast at the Catamaran Resort. Looks great! 

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Hyphaene growing great by the coast!

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Green form of Bismarckia nobilis

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3 hours ago, kylecawazafla said:

The transition at Tom's Garden: Hyophorbe lagenicaulis, H. lagenicaulis x verschaffeltii, H. verschaffeltii

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Arecina sp.

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Ravenea sambiranensis 

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Jubaeopsis caffra

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Dypsis lutescens - this is a common palm, but one of my favorites! 

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I agree with you, Dypsis Lutescens, although common, is one of my favorite palms. They are extremely graceful. 

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Palos Verdes Estates - coastal Los Angeles - 33°45'N 118°24'W

On a cliff, 2 blocks from the Pacific Ocean. Zone 10b - Sunset zone 24

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Great pictures!

That first post appears to show Josh's garden with his Hellacious HardscapeTM.

Tom's garden is Underrate Hellacious. It's been almost a year, and it's still sensational.

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Kyle it was fun showing you our little corner of the world.

The first pictures were from the infamous Josh O Vista garden.

The pictures after my garden were taken at Mark's house in Oceanside.

The little Basselinia pancheri is actually a little Basselinia Humboldtiana.

Thanks again!

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I had a great time Tom and Kyle.

Thanks for stopping by :)

Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

Sunset zone 24

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Incredible pics. The robelinii with multiple trunks was sic! But the tahina has my heart. WIsh the jubea would grow here. Thanks so much for sharing

Tracy

Stuart, Florida

Zone 10a

So many palms, so little room

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On 11/13/2017, 7:57:34, TexasColdHardyPalms said:

Its hard to see but is that a Trachycarpus princeps behind the sabal on PIC#1 post #1?

Lower right?  I think that’s Brahea super silver

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Matt Bradford

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Spring Valley, CA (8.5 miles inland from San Diego Bay)

10B on the hill (635 ft. elevation)

9B in the canyon (520 ft. elevation)

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30 minutes ago, MattyB said:

Lower right?  I think that’s Brahea super silver

nailed it Matty:greenthumb:

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Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

Sunset zone 24

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