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Post Orlando Palm Pictures!

PalmTreeDude
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in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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I want to see what people are growing in Orlando, Florida! 

PalmTreeDude

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    ...go to the Leu Gardens website...   www.leugardens.org

     

    The weight of lies will bring you down / And follow you to every town / Cause nothin happens here

    That doesn't happen there / So when you run make sure you run / To something and not away from

    Cause lies don't need an aero plane / To chase you anywhere

    --Avett Bros

    Not many palms aren't growing somewhere in Orlando these days. 

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    Since no one has posted pictures yet I'll bite. Be forwarded though mine are probably nothing special compared to other palm tree photos on this site. 

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    A Syagrus Romanzoffiana  (Queen Palm) which I salvaged out of an abandoned lot near Lakeland. It didn't look to good when I first planted it, but since then has took off like a rocket. 

     

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    A cluster of Adonidia I got from Home Depot. While of decent size when I got them I've been battling to keep these from getting too yellow.

     

     

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    A set of three Chamaedorea cataractarum I used to replace a dead bush on the front of my house and form a privacy hedge. 

    And finally my Hyophorbe Lagenicaulis I'm sure some of you remember from my redneck greenhouse thread. 

     

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    On 1/10/2017, 10:57:11, PalmTreeDude said:

    I want to see what people are growing in Orlando, Florida! 

    anything in particular?

     

     

    Eric

    Orlando, FL

    zone 9b/10a
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    1 hour ago, Eric in Orlando said:

    anything in particular?

     

     

    Hmm... Palms more of the "exotic" type that do well there? 

    PalmTreeDude

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    On 1/13/2017, 7:27:36, Cocoa Beach Jason said:

    http://www.palmtalk.org/forum/index.php?/topic/51900-leu-gardens-orlando-thanksgiving/

    Here is a thread I did on Leu gardens in orlando. It gives an example of what range of palms can grow there although this thread is just a fraction of the photos I took there that day. 

    Nice!

    PalmTreeDude

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