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Palms of Golden Hill Park, San Diego.

pohonkelapa

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This park has some mature palms. Nothin' fancy but hope you enjoy.

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Beautiful photos! Thank you for sharing. I love the Ficus macrophylla. 

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I'm always up for learning new things!

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Aww yes, I remember riding my bike through there many years ago. Glad to see the palms are still flourishing.

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Decent collection, especially the Jubaea bunch. Nice to know they are out there. 

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Love those Jubeas and the ficus is a monster!

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The plants are great and it’s great to see you back @pohonkelapa!

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On 6/1/2022 at 8:08 PM, DoomsDave said:

The plants are great and it’s great to see you back @pohonkelapa!

Thanks and thanks!

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On 5/31/2022 at 6:13 PM, pohonkelapa said:

Nothin' fancy but hope you enjoy.

All in the eyes of the beholder.... I think that they are pretty darn nice for public plantings.  All pretty durable species around here so good selections for public spaces and an ever changing group of care takers.  Thanks for sharing this little gem of an area.

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33.0782 North -117.305 West  at 72 feet elevation

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4 minutes ago, Tracy said:

All in the eyes of the beholder.... I think that they are pretty darn nice for public plantings.  All pretty durable species around here so good selections for public spaces and an ever changing group of care takers.  Thanks for sharing this little gem of an area.

Agreed! Its nice the city is planting and taking care of these plants.

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Some great looking palms. San Diego is my favorite place I have ever visited. I always enjoy seeing more pictures from there. 

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This is a nice little park. there was a nice seading coccothrinax sp.  there a couple years ago with about 12ft of trunk and also a nice veitchia  arecina with about 8ft of trunk.  I allways wondered  who planted these palms .Great view of the bay also and downtown. Thanks for sharing and welcome back  Paul 

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On 6/3/2022 at 12:56 PM, akamu said:

This is a nice little park. there was a nice seading coccothrinax sp.  there a couple years ago with about 12ft of trunk and also a nice veitchia  arecina with about 8ft of trunk.  I allways wondered  who planted these palms .Great view of the bay also and downtown. Thanks for sharing and welcome back  Paul 

Thanks Adam! Nice to hear from you!

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