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Lodoicea in Singapore

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in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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last december 2012

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Philippe

 

Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

 

One of these days... I'm hoping one of those seeds with float into my yard...

Cool! I want to get a couple of those :winkie:

Seriously why are they so rare? I would think that the interest in the seeds would result in more of them being grown.

the seeds were sold as curiosities for a long time,i don't think many ever got planted.

the "prince of snarkness."

 

still "warning-free."

 

san diego,california,left coast.

Saw that palm last week, complete with flight holes of palm weevils! The staff are not too concerned and think they can handle it but I'd be having kittens.

thanks for the photos Philippe. here is a photo of the same palms (different angle) from when I was there back in October 2010. Looks like they have put on a good 3 or 4 fronds...

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cheers

Harry

Saw that palm last week, complete with flight holes of palm weevils! The staff are not too concerned and think they can handle it but I'd be having kittens.

I'd be laying down some bricks. Do they not realize the danger? Or are they truly equipped to address the issue?

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