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Showing content with the highest reputation on 05/08/2010 in all areas

  1. BS Man about Palms
    Wow, high heat and humidity sure makes them look different there Kris! Glad to see it in the ground! (I should talk!)
  2. freakypalmguy
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    That and the Cardboard palm, whew, those babies disgrace the palm world
  3. freakypalmguy
    Hi Kelern, Here is a mature Jubea in the Dick Douglas garden. As you can see, this palm is not trimmed this way.
  4. Walter John
    I found mine on the beach.
  5. BS Man about Palms
    No comment. Just like looking at your pictures Jim.
  6. TropicPalms7
    Kris I also have been there and go to that part of Mexico each year. (south of cancun) very nice tropical area! palms everywhere. everyday someone is planting moving or digging a palm down there! cool pic and video! -Justin in VB
  7. carolinapalms
    Kris, I have been there. It's best to pay the nursery to plant when they are that big!
  8. Rafael
    I also like both sub species. By the way, when is it possible to say a jubaea belongs to one or another subspecies? Here is a picture of mine.

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