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Phoenix x (palm ID)


Estlander

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Anyone know what cross this might be? It’s obviously Phoenix of some kind. What throws me off is the thickness of the trunks. It’s a suckering one so I’m thinking Phoenix Reclinata, but leaning heavily towards Canariensis. Normally Phoenix Reclinata crosses have thinner trunks. It’s in Destin (coastal FL panhandle). 

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Is it suckering or are they separate palms planted close together?  Also with it being a Phoenix, it could be a hybrid. Whatever it is, I want it. 

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3 hours ago, Jeff985 said:

Is it suckering or are they separate palms planted close together?  Also with it being a Phoenix, it could be a hybrid. Whatever it is, I want it. 

It’s definitely suckering as it had quite a few coming up from the ground. At some point it’s also had a slightly thicker center trunk that’s been now cut off at ground level. But yeah, whatever it is, it looks cool. 

I can get you seeds from it when they ripen, sometime around Sept-Oct.   :)

 

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12 minutes ago, Estlander said:

It’s definitely suckering as it had quite a few coming up from the ground. At some point it’s also had a slightly thicker center trunk that’s been now cut off at ground level. But yeah, whatever it is, it looks cool. 

I can get you seeds from it when they ripen, sometime around Sept-Oct.   :)

 

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