Palm ID request in SFLA

[tinman10101]

just need some expert eyes on some palms growing in my brother's south florida garden.  these were gifts from my palm enthusiast brother that passed.  i am more versed with socal palm ids so here is for the florida palm experts.  thanks so much in advance. i have my suspicions on one.

palm id #1

 

 

 

palm id#2

 

 

palm id#3

 

 

and just for kicks ... a tahina that is starting to pick up speed.  thank you all for your help.  cheers

 

[Merlyn]

Palm #1 looks like one of the other Syagrus, maybe Syagrus Amara?  Palm 2 looks like "the other bottle palm," aka Gaussia Princeps.  Palm 3 I'd hazard a guess at Foxy Lady, aka Wodyetia x Veitchia. 

The Tahina looks awesome!  I think it might have some...er...frond clearance issues with the house, the cars, the sidewalk, the street, the neighbor's house... 

Edit: these are all guesses and definitely NOT positive IDs.

[D. Morrowii]

Not sure on the first 2 but I’ll guess Chambeyronia (kentiopsis) oliviformis?

[idontknowhatnametuse]

Number 1 looks like Syagrus Amara, Number 2 looks like a Syagrus Sancona, 3rd is Kentiopsis Oliviformis

[tinman10101]

thank you all for your help.  so #3, i do believe its KO.  the other two i do think one is a syagrus and the guess of Gaussia Princeps seems feasible. 

[Eric in Orlando]

#2 is Syagrus sancona.

 

 

[tinman10101]

6 minutes ago, Eric in Orlando said:

#2 is Syagrus sancona.

 

 

Thank you Eric.  I guess that leaves #1 which to my untrained eyes looks like a syagrus species as well. 

[tinman10101]

does anyone think palm#1 could be lytocaryum?  i dont have much experience growing these and have a small one so the fine leaflets makes me think so but how big and robust it is to me, says no.  just a thought.

[Merlyn]

18 hours ago, tinman10101 said:

thank you all for your help.  so #3, i do believe its KO.  the other two i do think one is a syagrus and the guess of Gaussia Princeps seems feasible. 

Yeah I was thinking about that Gaussia guess.  The leaves are too "staggered" for Princeps.  The insertion angle on leaflets in Princeps stay much closer to a smooth "V" like a Bottle/Spindle. 

[Eric in Orlando]

My guess on #1 , possibly Syagrus picrophylla.