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Cuban Royal Palm

Palmlover
Palmlover
in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Death to a beauty of a tree! Roystonea regia.

Edited by Palmlover

That's what you would be doing in 6 years if you kept the Queens...

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You got that right! I don't feel bad about cutting down a few Queens. I love the Royal Cuban Palms.

I like them too...I just don't have the room for a palm the size of the Washington Monument...

Good video but it was very Painful to watch! :(

Nooooo! Why?

Had my Royal removed a few weeks ago.

People do stupid things with royals, oh this cute little palm will be so nice next to my porch, then the monster starts dropping fronds and they have to have it removed. If you don't have the space don't plant a royal and don't think you can get the fronds before they drop, sooner or later that's just not feasible.

Jupiter FL

in the Zone formally known as 10A

Had my Royal removed a few weeks ago.

Dry that wood and it makes geat looking flooring--you can always tell the peppered look of royal palm wood. nice.

Had my Royal removed a few weeks ago.

Based on things youve said, I had a feeling that was coming Scott!

Whats it cost to have someone remove a palm that size?

Larry 

Palm Harbor, FL 10a / Ft Myers, FL 10b

Had my Royal removed a few weeks ago.

Based on things youve said, I had a feeling that was coming Scott!

Whats it cost to have someone remove a palm that size?

Larry, The guys had said $450 back in Dec. they came by in Feb and said they would do it for $250. That also included the stump removal and the removal of the large B.O.P.

Edited by Tampa Scott

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What was the reason why you chopped down the Royal? Does the stumps make good firewood?

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