Red in the rain

[dan.vagnoni]

With all this rain the past few days theres been plenty of leaves poppin' but heres a few reds that caught my eye. Feel free to post you're own!

C.houailou, actinokentia and verschaffeltia

Edited April 13, 2013 by dan.vagnoni

[Kennybenjamin]

Nice palms there Dan, some rarer ones grown to perfection.... Well Done

[Moose]

Dan - how slow is your Actinokentia divaricata?

I'm only averaging one leaf about every 14 months. Last leaf opened in November and I have yet to see the spike leaf emerge.

[Tampa Scott]

Nice! No reds growing here. Matter of fact no rain either.

[Pedro 65]

Nice Dan, yes Actinokentias go very red eh. Wanted to post this to show how long lasting D sambiranensis red leaf lasts , this is taken 2day and I did a thread a few weeks ago, by the time it fully fades a new red leaf opens so its always on show, only other red close by is a Chamby and a Pinanga caesia seedling Pete

[Walter John]

Poetic title, love it, palms aren't bad either

[dan.vagnoni]

Thanks all

Ron,

I get a about 3 leaves a year on my Actinokentia and Ive noticed the ones near my pond seem to grow quicker.

Pete,

Again kudos on the dypsis, I burn em up every time

Wal,

how about gracing us with a little sunday morning poetry? rather monday for you

[bobchamnan]

I don't know whether this can be included here, but for me this Pinanga Veitchii seems copper red

[BPK Palm Addict]

Dan,

I live on Big Pine Key. Any advise on planting and location (sun/shade) for a Actinokentia divaricata in my yard?

[BPK Palm Addict]

Chambeyronia macrocarpa

[comic097]

Great pictures Dan