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Edited July 4, 201312 yr by Palm crazy

Good Morgreen!

Hi Kim, what a wonderful thread you've started here and one that'll go down in Palmtalk archives. Who doesn't like all shades of green around here? These are a few of my recent favorites. Peter

A few more on this stunning sunny today of 23c, its mid winter but feels like spring. Pete

Here's a few from my place...Hey Pete...what a fabulous winter so far eh! I hope this keeps up for the next few weeks!

Livistona jenkinsiana is a beautiful green

Pinanga glaucifolia is semi glaucous as the name implies

Arenga sp

Cryosophila stauracantha is a very dark green with white undersides...almost a colourful as Kerriodoxa

A couple more...

Green with stripes...

A native...

H.indica is always a good shade of green

New leaf flushes in winter...

Mule palm

Old Eastside Garden.

Dicksonia in spring.

I'm loving this thread Kim !!!

Sabal minor feeling left out

Really tough week at work (even my own cat is sick). Anyway, everyone has brightened my evening with these beautiful photos! Thanks so much!

3 more to keep this thread "Active" and Daryl, Yes this is a Stunning Winter this year thats for sure, a "True Subtropical Winter, if this is global warming," sign our location up"

And I must say, Ive only "recently" starting using the Quick Uploader and Wow, its SO much faster to upload pics. Pete

Lovely thread , lets put some more green on green!

In Singapore botanic garden:

3 more to keep this thread "Active" and Daryl, Yes this is a Stunning Winter this year thats for sure, a "True Subtropical Winter, if this is global warming," sign our location up"

And I must say, Ive only "recently" starting using the Quick Uploader and Wow, its SO much faster to upload pics. Pete

What's the palm in the center of the first pic? Very nice crown shape and leaflets

Edited July 6, 201312 yr by Xenon

Jonathan, post 50 centre palm is a Norfolk Island Palm ( Rhopalostylis baueri), it gets a few hours in the morning then in filtered light all day , because of that its leaves are twice the length of our full sun Rhopie baueri. Heres another shot of it and I also added a pic taken this morning at same time of a Ravenea robustior in full sun. Pete

I have been meaning to post in this thread for a while but only just getting some time to contribute.

Dypsis bejouf (?) new leaf

Lyttocaryum looking green...

Newly revealed Carpoxylon sheath...

I didn't mean to hit the post button yet...

This was meant to be included in the post above...

Newly exposed bottle palm inlfo... Light green

Brand new Dypsis prestoniana frond minutes after a brief morning shower.

This is the color green I need to collect so I can add to the other shades of green...

Here's a few different shades of green (and grey!)

The Alocasia macrorhiza variegata is enjoying our warm winter

Excellent initiative Kim!

Wow, I loved all the photos, thanks everybody. PalmCrazy, that garden is just a piece of heaven! :greenthumb:

Here's some more GREEN.

First: I love the contrast between the bright green of the Chamædorea and the dull green of the archonto.

Second: That one is for you, Kim, when you said "Palms have that satisfying green". While I uploaded this pic, my wife just told me that if she leaved me one day, it would be for this guy! I don't care, I confessed about my love affair with a bunch of curvy Hyophorbe, Carpoxylon, Pseudophoenix, etc.

Third: Kentias, your dark green is just unbeatable. And when it comes along with curves...

Fourth: My favourite Roysto: Roystonea oleracea. Perfect green crownshaft and awesome leaflets.

Last but not palm: Soursop, so good served chilled when days are hot .

Oh, lots of beautiful greens here! Bo, love the D. prestoniana after the rain, excellent! Peter, you need some zeros after the '1' in your green shot. Beautiful canopy, Daryl, and what an amazing sky. Beautiful variegation, Pete, love it! Sebastian, I'm in love with your Pelagadoxa, too! Who wouldn't be?

Thought I'd add some common Archontophoenix greens seen by the side of the road recently...

Wow Kim, the Archontophoenix have certainly "naturalised " themselves on the Big Island, heres a "shade of green " pic taken today. Pete

My Pelegadoxa from this morning looking greeeeeeeen.

I am jealous Randy,

I hope my Pelagodoxa will be as good as your when I'll see it next week in Doranakanda garden!

Here, Verschaffeltia with crotons:

I forgot who is this one! ???? Thanks if you can Id.

Philippe

More growers/talkers need to add to this thread to show more of what you have growing

Heres a few to add Pete

Green in Thabit's garden:

never tired of these greens!

You have some impressive palms(+ other plants) and very nice pictures!

So this is the green of Euterpe edulis(at least from these):

Since It was so many posts to read since last friday, I now need to share some green to see and enjoy!

Kindest regards

Anything with denominations on the corners.

My a little green

Philippe,

thank you for contributing so much to this thread. I love seeing all these pictures

Kim and everyone who posted pictures here - 1000 Thank You's. This is my very favorite picture post. The pictures really reveal and highlight the amazing world of green and the idea for the post was great! I will be back here again and again.

Lee

A soft, fluffy poinciana

Wonderful photos everyone.

Cindy,

Are these strawberry leaves?

We should keep this one going...an eye candy thread!

The sun hardy form of Pinanga coronata

Good morning everyone (or whatever time of day it is in your part of the world)!