South Coast Plaza Palms

[OverGrown]

Check these beauties out!

Gigas???

Edited June 20, 2009 by OverGrown

[OverGrown]

[OverGrown]

Anyone know what these are? Cool white & black crown shaft.

[paulgila]

veitchia or maybe foxy lady.

[DippyD]

could possibly be a foxy lady or possibly just a vietcha. there are also some nice sized royals, rhopalostylis and raveneas there too. saw them not to long ago seem to be growing pretty well

[paulgila]

haha! beat you by a few seconds,palmfreek!

[GreenIslandPalms]

could possibly be a foxy lady or possibly just a vietcha. there are also some nice sized royals, rhopalostylis and raveneas there too. saw them not to long ago seem to be growing pretty well

Here are those Royals.

[Jeff in St Pete]

Nice photos! It's amazing how pristine all those palms look when not subjected to mother nature.

[Palm Hound]

I don't believe those palms are Caryota gigas. The trunk of these palms are much thinner and the leaves have a different look. I have adored those too.

[DippyD]

haha pohon you did get my by seconds.

thos are the royals and in the same parking lot are a handful of rhopalostylis sapidas and a couple dypsis leptochielos

[Palm Hound]

haha pohon you did get my by seconds.

thos are the royals and in the same parking lot are a handful of rhopalostylis sapidas and a couple dypsis leptochielos

I heard the leptochielos died one winter within the last few years. It was sudden and unexpected.

[bubba]

My Veitchia montgomeri's have the same black around the crownshaft.

[OverGrown]

Some of the frond on the fishtails were supported by ties to the trunk to keep from getting in the walkway. Anyone know what variety they are?

[Gileno Machado]

Some of the frond on the fishtails were supported by ties to the trunk to keep from getting in the walkway. Anyone know what variety they are?

These Caryotas look lovely, and so does the Howea...

Could be C. obtusa... or maybe Caryota no?