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So What Caught Your Eye Today?

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Dypsis mirabilis with strings of pop beads.

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    Dypsis procera in the afternoon sun.

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    20 hours ago, realarch said:

    Dypsis mirabilis with strings of pop beads.

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    Now your just teasing me, lucky Hawaii growers!!!

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    What caught my eye was three palms I gave a friend 6 years ago, that I had never seen until today. I will say I was impressed with the archontophoenix, beccariophoenix and the Wallachia. Just planted in some very hard conditions with no attention and temperatures down to minus 1.

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    Nothing spectacular, very slow growing and tiny A. purpurea finally opened new leaf

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    This beautiful royal palm in San Jose, CA. (San Francisco Bay Area) looking like it’s growing in the tropics. IMG_1690.jpeg

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    Little dypsis heterophylla!

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    Two large clumps of Chrysalidocarpus (Dypsis) lutescens in Upland, CA. (Inland Empire). IMG_1757.jpegIMG_1754.jpeg

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    Couple of sabinara magnifica, not worried about winter at all, even putting out a new spear. I will say they have some cool tolerance with temperatures down to 2 degrees celcius cold and wet conditions!

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    One magical looking Ernest augustii!

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    A mixture of chamaedoreas adscendens and metallica shining away!

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    4 hours ago, Palms1984 said:

    This beautiful royal palm in San Jose, CA. (San Francisco Bay Area) looking like it’s growing in the tropics. IMG_1690.jpeg

    That looks like Roystonia Oleracae , a bit more sensitive to cold temps than R. Regia . Probably taking advantage of the protection from the house. Harry

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