How Bout a 'Color' thread?

[Monòver]

And other classic, Chambeyronia opening the new leaf with the Actinokentia.

[Jan Jo]

3 hours ago, Monòver said:

And other classic, Chambeyronia opening the new leaf with the Actinokentia.

Nice

[John hovancsek]

A little color from the garden this morning. Iguanura and a. Martiana

[Mangosteen]

Is this my Areca macrocalyx? The label has long since vanished. Added a freshly cut heliconia from the garden for a little more color.

[Tracy S]

Yes. Areca macrocalyx red. Very beautiful and well grown.

[Hilo Jason]

Dypsis Ovobontsira opening a new leaf. 

[realarch]

Ohhh...ahhhhh. 

Here's a D. ampasindavae opening up. (sp)

Tim

[Palm Tree Jim]

Starting to open.

Dypsis dransfieldii.

[Palm Tree Jim]

I believe this is the gold form of lutescens.

 

[Hilo Jason]

9 hours ago, Palm Tree Jim said:

I believe this is the gold form of lutescens.

 

Wow, very nice!!

[John hovancsek]

a few palms that caught my eye this morning

[Kim]

This is a favorite thread to revisit often. Time to contribute.

Dypsis carlsmithii showing off

Dypsis ”orange crush” drops a frond to show some color  

 

[colin Peters]

Some Lyon color,  Pinanga maculata, Dypsis fibrosa, heterospathe del, and Calyptrocalyx leptostachys

[Palm Tree Jim]

Teddy bear.

[colin Peters]

more Lyon, first split leaf Licuala cordata, Pinanga speciosa, awesome purple,  Third unkown Areca specie,  with vertical infructescence,  shot of Marojejya darianii truck,  lastly Metroxylon sagu.

aloha

[SWFLchris]

Freshly trimmed spindle triple showing some nice color

[John hovancsek]

[Jupiter1]

D. manajarensis 

[Jupiter1]

Watermelon growing well at a friends house here in central FL showing great color.  

[GottmitAlex]

Red Tahití dwarf/ a.k.a Ragaroa dwarf /a.k.a Haari Papua.

Nice deep orange color to it.

 

[GottmitAlex]

B.alfredii. Its rachis showing a nice purple hue 

 

[Steve Mac]

The first one is cheating but the fruit are a lovely balance with the other Farfugium/Ligularia and ginger plants.

[Hilo Jason]

Here’s my orange Crytostachys that is opening a red new leaf! 

[Palm Tree Jim]

Very nice Jason.

[Tracy]

While it isn't the deepest colored leaf, I now regularly see two colorful leaves emerging on my Dypsis crinita.  Since it has now split into four growth points, someday I hope to see all four opening a colorful leaf at once!  Two will have to do for today though.

[Tracy]

Some very subtle color on a Kentiopsis oliviformis leaf emerging.  While subtle, it still caught my eye when I walked through the garden.

[GottmitAlex]

golden malayan coconut spear about to open in the Southern California region.

[realarch]

Here's a couple more....

1.  Heterospathe 'sompin or nother'

2. Actinokentia divaricata

Tim

[ruskinPalms]

Nothing too exotic by colorful none the less. 

[realarch]

Lanonia dasyantha are fantastic understory palms, fairly fast, not finicky, and showy. 

Tim

[realarch]

A couple more of a smaller Dypsis 'orange crush' growing out of solid rock. The other one, growing in decent soil, is much more robust, but colorful no matter the size.

Tim

 

 

[Missi]

Roscheria melanochaetes 

[joe_OC]

[realarch]

This Pinanga speciosa was looking pretty happy this morning. 

Tim

[ViVid]

My little baby areca alba 

[ViVid]

dypsis baronii from nz botanical garden 

[ViVid]

[Tracy S]

Welfia regia with a new leaf. Then an areca vestiaria red form with an areca macrocalyx  Marie in the background.

 

[Tracy S]

Here we go with that second picture

[palmfriend]

Ripening seeds of one of my two Ch. metallica...

Best regards -

Lars