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oldest and tallest florida palms?

Mr.SamuraiSword

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what is the tallest palm in florida?  i would assume it would be either washingtonia or royal palm.  probably not sabal since the 93 footer died a while back and the current champion is 84ft.  also, what about the tallest/oldest coconut palm in florida?  ive seen some very tall ones over 50-60ft as north as englewood beach, so does anyone know about where the tallest/oldest in florida is?  

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I'd put my guess on that it's a Washingtonia. I remember an older post on here about one somewhere in Central FL that was about 100ft.

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