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Washingtonia robusta's

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These pics show a pair of palm trees growing in a host tree. I first saw this as a single palm tree in 2002 while working at the University California Riverside campus. I am working there again. The palm tree has grown alot since then! Also two more trees are growing palm trees. One is splitting the host tree in two! The smallist palm tree is the size the big one was in 2002!

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    This palm tree is splitting the host tree!!! All of these trees are very close to each other.

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    This is the newbe. Washingtonia robusta are found growing any where here in Southern California! Birds transport their seed everywhere! Does anyone else have have unusual pics of palm trees growing where they shouldent?

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    cool! i see lots of sables growing like that here in florida, somtimes i see them with 2 heads, if anyone wants to see a two headed sable go to google maps and type in port malabar/us1 and go to street view it right by the sighn that says palm bay on it, i know sables do this more than other palms but its still interesting.

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    i love florida...............and palm trees!

    Dear Randy :)

    Nice visuals...But iam a fan of the W.Filiferas that have heavy trunks ! :hmm:

    Thanks & Love,

    kris :)

    love conquers all..

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    I've never seen that Randy. Cool!

    Matt Bradford

    "Manambe Lavaka"

    Spring Valley, CA (8.5 miles inland from San Diego Bay)

    10B on the hill (635 ft. elevation)

    9B in the canyon (520 ft. elevation)

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    Palm in an Olive

    Wicked dude.

    Matt in Temecula, CA

    Hot and dry in the summer, cold with light frost in the winter. Halfway between the desert and ocean

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