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Palms of the Miami biennial in 150 photos

elHoagie
elHoagie
in IPS BIENNIALS

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Jack, just echoing the sentiments of a job well done. I especially like the flow of the photos by location and biennial days. Armchair palm voyeurism at its best.

Robert

Trinidad!  Southernmost island in the Caribbean.

So many plants, So little space.

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    Thank you Jack for shearing, really great photos, and I know the effort you put to each one. Nice to meet you at the biennal, regards.

    Gastón

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    Jack, I just saw these today and I loved every single photo!  I love seeing these palm´s from Florida.  Thanks for posting! 

    Peter

    hot and humid, short rainy season May through October, 14* latitude, 90* longitude

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    Jack, I just looked through these again & the composition, depth of field & quality are outstanding.

     

    -Randy

    "If you need me, I'll be outside" -Randy Wiesner Palm Beach County, Florida Zone 10Bish

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    Thanks for the great comments! Including all of those that I've missed over the past couple years... It was a great biennial with a lot of fantastic palms!

    Jack Sayers

    East Los Angeles

    growing cold tolerant palms halfway between the equator and the arctic circle...

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    Ahhh...good times!

    Here's a photo I took at that Biennial... :D

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    Gold Coast, Queensland Latitude 28S. Mild, Humid Subtropical climate. Rainfall - not consistent enough!

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    Just reading this over a decade later, what an amazing primer on the palms of the Caribbean. Thank you so much Jack. Hope to see you at a biennial one day again.

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    Thanks so much Andy for bumping this topic.

    Truly professional photos. 
     

    I loved this Biennial (and every trip after it). All different, all memorable. 

     

    Cindy Adair

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    On 6/21/2014 at 4:53 PM, elHoagie said:

    Next stop was Fairchild, which had a few decent plants to look at... I actually ended up spending most of the day in the Caribbean section, so I didn't see most of the gardens. Maybe next time I'm in Miami...

     

    Copernicia macroglossa

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    Hyphaene sp. with some Cocos nucifera in the background

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    Copernicia x vespertilionum

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    Sabal causiarum

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    Copernicia hospita, C. baileyana, and friends

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    Coccothrinax macroglossa

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    Coccothrinax miraguama ssp havanensis

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    I spent easily 30 minutes by those Copernicia rigidas my first visit. Hard to get in-depth with whole place in a day

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    On 8/10/2017 at 6:13 PM, elHoagie said:

    Thanks for the great comments! Including all of those that I've missed over the past couple years... It was a great biennial with a lot of fantastic palms!

    Nice pics, Im just browsing around today before i end my break

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