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Garden Palm ID?

Bryan

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Bryan Newbie

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Hi all! We cleared some bushes in our new yard and found this little guy, any idea on the type of palm this may be?

thanks for any help! 

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Looks like some kind of Chamaedorea of some sort... I think. 

 

 

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Johnny Palmseed Mentor

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What area are you in? Any other mature palms around? That will narrow it down.

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Bryan Newbie

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Hey Johnny, in north Florida with only an adult Sago and Queen palm on the property. We had an odd orchid planted near by it and it does look like a chamadorea of some sort but it would be very out of place I think. 

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I’m not familiar with Chamaedorea but it’s not a Queen or Sago. It might take some time to ID since a lot of palm seedlings look similar. If a squirrel brought it and planted it, perhaps you can look in the neighborhood to see if any other types of palms are mature and fruiting.

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