Palmtrees in Salzburg/Austria

[8er-moni]

Hello!

I now will start - and show you my palmtrees; alle are potted and carried in late autum in the cool cellar (7° + plantlight) or the winergarten (heated):

Dypsis leptocheilos - Teddypalm

Rhapis excelsa

Neodypsis decaryi

Livistona mariae - this is the biggest - I have some more seedlings, too

The show will go on ......

[8er-moni]

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Caryota mitis - 1 new leave comes, 1 goes

Brahea bandegeei

Butia capitata

Brahea armata

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[8er-moni]

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Chamaedorea metallica

Sabal palmetto

Wodyetia bifurcata

Ptychosperma elegans (she had spider mites)

Tomorrow I will continue

[gyuseppe]

yes, let us see more photos!

[8er-moni]

Chamaerops humilis

Chamaerops humilis 'cerifera'

Chamaerops humilis 'vulcano'

Veitchia merrillii (Adonidia merrilli)

[8er-moni]

Archontophoenix cunninghamian

Astrocaryum alatum

Brahea sp. Super silver (no silver ????)

Medemia argun 2x

[8er-moni]

Chamaedorea elegans

Chamaedorea ... (perhaps Ch. stolonifera?)

Corypha macropoda

Dypsis lutescens

[8er-moni]

Hyophorbe verschaffeltii

Nannorrhops ritchiana "green"

Phoenix canariensis

.... and many seedlings or little ones, Ph. dactilifera, too (seeds from holidays )

Phoenix theophrasti

[8er-moni]

Trachycarpus fortunei - this is my love No 1 - I brought a "strange looking grass" from China 2001 (I've never before seen a plam-seedling ) .... and this is my forst palm now:

Trachycarpus fortunei - the only-one palm planted in the garden (with a little Musa basjoo)

Trachycarpus manipur (Naga Hills) - it grows very slowly

Trachycarpus princeps 'silver'

[8er-moni]

This Trachycarpus fortunei I want to "rescue" - it should be composted - I hope, she wants to live! I am waiting now for nearly 2 years

Trachycarpus takil - it should be "the true one"

Trachycarpus wagnerianus

Post #6 Archontophoenix cunninghamiana - sorry

The pics of my many 1 or two leaved seedlings I don't show you, I think, you can imagine

Archontophoenix alexandrae

Butia capitata

Butia yatay

Cyrtostachys renda

Jubaea chilensis

Livistona chinensis

Phoenix roebellini

Roystonia regia

Rhapidophyllum hystix

Sabal mauritiiformis, mexicana, minor, minor var. louisina, uresana

Salacca

Syagrus romanoffziana

Trachycarpus fortunei x wagnerianus

Trachycarpus nanus

Wahingtonia filifera, robusta and "noname" - or "filibusta"

.... and I am waiting that manypalmseeds will germinate

Edited June 14, 2009 by 8er-moni

[Exotic Life]

Nice and huge collection.

[8er-moni]

Thank you

[oliver]

You are doing a fantastic job over there. My father was born in Tann, across the river from you, in Germany, and I have been there many times. Beautiful part of the world. Thinking about your location makes my mouth water for some Schnitzel and locally made Bier.

[bubba]

That is one terrific collection! Thank you

[LilikoiLee]

Impressive collection and the photos are excellent. Thanks for sharing them.

[palmislandRandy]

You don't usually associate Austria with palms. Great job & nicely grown! Please post updates.

[Palm Painter]

It is relatively easy to grow palms in Hawaii, Florida or California. But Austria! I commend you!

Palm Painter (Henry)

[8er-moni]

"Servus" from Austria again - and thanks !!!!

I will make updates, but the palms are growing here in the pots very slowly

@ Oliver - I hope, you will have the chance to come to Germany again - not only for Schnitzel and Bier

[Kris]

Fentastic collection of palms & you have all the exotic No.1 Palms in your collection_very impressive !

And beautiful stills_thank you !

Lots of love,

Kris

[8er-moni]

Dear Kris!!

Thank you very much :) :) :)