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By Efrain Casellas
I just got a Sylveter palm installed a week ago and i notice upon delivery it had a couple of brown leaves, i didn't think much of it because of the exitement , but now it have more brown leaves to the point of concern, is this normal? is it something that i can do to fix this issue?
The installer told my wife and i to water it twice a day 15 min in the morning 15 on the afternoon but how do i now if thats enough or may be is to much?
Here are some pictures i know is dark sorry and the last 2 pictures are from when we got it at the nursery , can someone please help me with this? Thanks
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By jaredthesir
Personally, for me it is the always impressive Canary Island Date Palm, with runners up including Nikau Palm and Trachies (due to their ability to grow in so many normally non palmy places). Of course it is hard to not mention the coconut palm in this list as well.
Being from Michigan, I want to learn about more types of palms that I have probably never seen, and I want to see some of your favorites!
As an aside I also wanted to thank this community for teaching me so much about palms, as I have a new appreciation and obsession for them, and I CANNOT WAIT to go to Fort Myers next week to see how many palms I can recognize after seeing them here. Cheers!!
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By PalmatierMeg
I woke up to news Cape Coral has been issued a freeze warning for overnight Sunday - thanks, Alexa. Gets better and better all the time. I got nearly a 1/2 acre densely planted with palms that haven't experienced lows below 40F in 5-6 years or more and nothing below 37F since 2010. If my bad luck holds it may be the end of the world for many of them. But if my luck changes for the better and the forecast lays an egg you won't find me complaining.
But to focus my anxiety I went out and took "Before" photos for future reference. Up until a week ago, winter had been deceptively benign. I know, you really can't fool Mother Nature.
I'll start with our Back Yard Jungle, aka "World's Smallest Jungle." It is situated facing south on a little ridge overlooking the equally distinguished "Isabelle Canal", our 80' wide freshwater canal (fact: Cape Coral is home to 400 miles of salt- and freshwater canals, basins, weirs, boat locks and lakes that earn it the monikers "Venice of the South" and "Water Wonderland"). The back of our house shields the jungle from north winds. The winter sun moderates incoming cold fronts - usually.
"World's Smallest Jungle", Cape Coral, FL, Jan. 2022
Dypsis malcomberi
Areca catechu semi-dwarf
Dictyosperma album
Adonidia merrillii Golden Form
Pritchardia pacifica
Monster Archonotophoenix cunninghamiana
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By UK_Palms
50.) Phoenix Canariensis - Lambeth Bridge
49.) Butia Odorata - Ham Street, Richmond
48.) Brahea Armata - Bernard Gardens, Wimbledon
47.) Phoenix Canariensis - Westover Road, Wandsworth
46.) Washingtonia Filibusta - York Road, Chingford
45.) Musa Basjoo - Musgrave Crescent, Fulham
44.) Phoenix Canariensis - Mandala Way, Bermondsey
43.) Washingtonia Filibusta - Paddington Docks, Little Venice
42.) Jubaea Chilensis - Lordship Lane, Dulwich
41.) Phoenix Canariensis - Sutherland Square, Walworth
40.) Norfolk Island Pine - Star Road, Earl's Court
39.) Brahea Armata - Merewood Road, Bexleyheath
38.) Phoenix Canariensis - Ondine Road, East Dulwich
37.) Washingtonia Filibusta - Collingwood Road, Tottenham
36.) Phoenix Canariensis - Abbey Road, Belvedere
35.) Nectarine/citrus tree - Winchester Road, Edmonton
34.) Washingtonia Robusta - Stirling Road, Plaistow (private residence)
33.) Phoenix Canariensis - Narford Road, Clapton
32.) Washingtonia Filifera - Falcon Way, Isle of Dogs
31.) Phoenix Canariensis - Heyworth Road, Clapton
30.) Butia Odorata - Strawberry Vale, Twickenham
29.) Yucca Elephantipes - Sutherland Grove, Peckham
28.) Washingtonia - Old Brompton Road, Kensington
27.) Brahea Armata & CIDP - Kensal House, Ladbroke Grove
26.) Lemon Citrus - Egerton Terrace, Knightsbridge
25.) Orange tree - Stockwell Road, Brixton
24.) Washingtonia Filibusta - Chelsea Physic Garden, Fulham
23.) Butia Yatay - Ham Road, Richmond
22.) Bougainvillea - Longbridge Road, Dagenham
21.) Phoenix Theophrasti - Salcombe Road, Ashford
20.) Washingtonia Robusta - Ashburnham Grove, Greenwich
19.) Phoenix Canariensis - Mount Street Gardens, Mayfair
18.) Butia & Jubaea - Chelsea Physic Gardens, Fulham
17.) Phoenix Canariensis - Rum Close, Wapping
16.) Butia Odorata - Chumleigh Gardens, Burgess Park
15.) Washingtonia Filibusta - Court Lane, East Dulwich
14.) Phoenix Canariensis - Mattock Lane Church, Ealing
13.) Washingtonia Filibusta - Barnsbury Close, New Malden
12.) Phoenix Canariensis - Addison Road, Holland Park
11.) Washingtonia Robusta - Chalk, Gravesend (private residence)
10.) Phoenix Canariensis - Hackney Town Hall
9.) Washingtonia Filifera - Dover Road, Edmonton (private residence)
8.) Jubaea Chilensis - Packington Estate, Islington
7.) Phoenix Canariensis - Warwick Gardens, Kensington
6.) Washingtonia Robusta's - Mortlake Road, Kew
5.) Jubaea Chilensis - Ham Street, Richmond
4.) Phoenix Canariensis - Egerton Place, Knightsbridge
3.) Washingtonia Robusta - Penywern Gardens, Fulham (private residence)
2.) Washingtonia Filibusta - Darlaston Road, Wimbledon
1.) Phoenix Canariensis - River Gardens, Fulham
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