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Showing content with the highest reputation on 06/02/2010 in Posts

  1. bubba
    This is a certified leaning Coconut. I am sure many have much better shots than this. Show me yours:
  2. kylecawazafla
    Here are some photos of palms growing in Fairchild and Montgomery! Corypha taliera at Montgomery! These palms are reduced to a single wild specimen. The reason for their near extinction comes from the locals in the area taking these palms as cursed, since they resemble monocarpic Toddy Palms! A majestic Syagrus botryophora at Montgomery. Pholidostachys pulchra at Fairchild Unknown Copernicia from Cuba growing at Fairchild
  3. MattyB
    Ron's garden is in a yard contest at this site: Click Inspired below the pics Click the "inspired" button below the pics to vote for him. Look at these pics, just beautiful. Way to go Ron!
  4. Shad
    Do you have any of the arenarius blue form seedlings left? And these are the blue form not the blue leaf correct? Thanks
  5. Daryl
    Here are a couple of leaning Coconuts I saw in Western Samoa back in 1990...what a paradise! Daryl
  6. PalmatierMeg
    Nice. Below are photos of the famous leaning coconut of Matlacha Park - probable legacy of Hurricane Charley in 2004. Photos taken 11/09. I don't know if it survived last horrific winter. Trunk detail showing work of yellow-bellied sapsuckers
  7. rozpalm
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    I picked Argentina only because my business partners are Argentinean and I don't want to listen to them cry all month if Argentina gets taken out early. I sure hope these guys don't show up with handbags again.

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