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edbrown_III
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I got these from a friend way down south--- I have them labeled as Geonoma schotiana but they sure dont look like anything posted on the board named that.

I would be much obliged for any feedback

Best regards

Ed

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You have a nice grouping of Chamaedorea deckeriana.

Ryan

South Florida

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    much obliged I really like this palm. I left one out this winter but brought it in mid cold spell.

    Best regards

    Ed

    Beautiful little palm, does the leaf remain entire? A small grove of them would be so nice.

    Tim

    Tim

    Hilo, Hawaii

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