Im excited to plant my incoming everglade palm and just wanted to see other peoples on here, I don't see them often on palm talk or lots of pictures in landscaping in personal gardens so I would love to see them if you got them! 😍

Edited June 4, 20233 yr by ZPalms

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At right in this picture you can see one of my paurotis palms planted 16 years ago.

A couple of a multitude that are overly trimmed:

 

2 hours ago, bubba said:

2 hours ago, bubba said:

A couple of a multitude that are overly trimmed:

 

 

3 hours ago, Alberto said:

At right in this picture you can see one of my paurotis palms planted 16 years ago.

 

8 hours ago, Jimbean said:

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They are all so beachy looking, I hope I can get mine to a decent size where I live because it would make sure a cool backyard side entrance plant with all the skinny trunks! thanks for sharing! I really love something about the very skinny trunks, I can imagine they look pretty when they sway in the wind 😍

Here is mine that I got from @Jubaea_James760 not to long ago.  Mine has got a long way to go to get the size of the others on here.

@Reyes Vargas, looking good! I wish mine didn't burn every winter 😂

I noticed mines picked up speed after 2 or 3 years in the ground so I'm sure yours is really gonna take off this year 👍

Before this past winter. I'll have to get a recent photo next week.

30 minutes ago, Jubaea_James760 said:

mines picked up speed after 2 or 3 years in the ground

I have actually noticed it picked up speed this spring so I'm hoping that in a couple years mine will look at least like yours.  I might pick up another one later if you still have any left. 

3 hours ago, Reyes Vargas said:

Here is mine that I got from @Jubaea_James760 not to long ago.  Mine has got a long way to go to get the size of the others on here.

 

39 minutes ago, Jubaea_James760 said:

Before this past winter. I'll have to get a recent photo next week.

They really look so similar to Saw palmetto when they are so young, It really gives me some idea what to plant around it while its young 😍

Two pics with better angles ( 3 north americans in a pic)

12 hours ago, Alberto said:

Two pics with better angles ( 3 north americans in a pic)

I really love the way you have them planted amongst the other plants, definitely something I’m gonna try to achieve if I can 😍

Can you order these online? I haven’t seen these at any nurseries near me 

8 hours ago, South Carolina palms said:

Can you order these online? I haven’t seen these at any nurseries near me 

They are a 9a palm so online is the way to go 👍

1 hour ago, ZPalms said:

They are a 9a palm so online is the way to go 👍

Any specific website you recommend?

9a is a stretch.

If you're in Charleston, call a couple places in St. Augustine. I've been to Leonardi's and to Southern Horticulture.

Here is my "Cerifera" version from TCHP.  I bought it in early 2021, and planted it in October 2021.  It probably needs a handful of Magnesium Sulfate:

5 hours ago, SeanK said:

9a is a stretch.

If you're in Charleston, call a couple places in St. Augustine. I've been to Leonardi's and to Southern Horticulture.

That’s  funny that you said that I went to Leonardis last year for my king palm

2 hours ago, South Carolina palms said:

That’s  funny that you said that I went to Leonardis last year for my king palm

Well, hopefully he has one of those punch cards, "buy 10, get one on the house!"

5 hours ago, Merlyn said:

Here is my "Cerifera" version from TCHP.  I bought it in early 2021, and planted it in October 2021.  It probably needs a handful of Magnesium Sulfate:

How big was it when you planted it?

I was Feeling the leaves, I didn’t expect them to be so thin and soft

On 6/5/2023 at 6:40 PM, South Carolina palms said:

Can you order these online? I haven’t seen these at any nurseries near me 

I have a few small 5 gallons & maybe 1 or 2 three gallons. I was waiting to grow them out a bit to sale. It would probably be cheaper to get them closer to you if you can. Shipping would be really high but if your still interested PM me 👍

13 hours ago, Reyes Vargas said:

How big was it when you planted it?

Usually I take a picture when I plant stuff, but not this time!  So I found a photo from 2/3/22, just a couple of days after the worst freeze I've recorded here.  It was 24-26F in the backyard and 27F in the front yard, with heavy frost 2 nights in a row.  This one took no significant damage.  As you can see from the out-of-focus picture it was only 1 stem at the time.  It looks like it's been spending energy growing more stems instead of growing taller.

Yay! palmate leaf! didn't expect this soo soon I thought It was gonna take way longer before I would got one, super cool! @Jubaea_James760

 

Edited August 30, 20232 yr by ZPalms

4 month update!

 

I would love to find one of these . I have seen them at Baboa Park in San Diego when I was there. I know a spot where I can put it! Harry

Wow im so glad to see someone planting this palm in NC. I've always wanted to try this palm here!

these are growig in my garden in Jax 

5 hours ago, edbrown_III said:

these are growig in my garden in Jax 

These look amazing! I love how they look naturally and the flowers, they really stand out! 😍

Edited January 10, 20242 yr by ZPalms

This is mine!! These are suckering fools they sucker as bad as phoenix dactylifera they don’t just sucker from the base but also sucker up the trunk I’m glad that I only have one and wished I didn’t have it but I’m not one to edit out a palm that I planted only remove seedlings!!!

3 hours ago, 96720 said:

This is mine!! These are suckering fools they sucker as bad as phoenix dactylifera they don’t just sucker from the base but also sucker up the trunk I’m glad that I only have one and wished I didn’t have it but I’m not one to edit out a palm that I planted only remove seedlings!!!

This looks great! How old is this one? Why do you wish you didn’t have it? 

@ZPalms the same reason I wish I didn’t have any phoenix dactylifera they sucker like crazy they are full of thorns there are many chamaerops in Phoenix and I’m a gardener so I knew better than to plant those but did sucker out for a ceirfera but wish I hadn’t!!!

2 hours ago, 96720 said:

@ZPalms the same reason I wish I didn’t have any phoenix dactylifera they sucker like crazy they are full of thorns there are many chamaerops in Phoenix and I’m a gardener so I knew better than to plant those but did sucker out for a ceirfera but wish I hadn’t!!!

I didn't know acoelorrhaphe had thorns, I just had to palmpedia to take a closer look, luckily I don't mind sharp plants but It's definitely good to note since I did plant it in a walking path area 😂

At least they are great to view from a distance 🤩

Saw this singular specimen on palmpedia, looks pretty nice

Edited January 14, 20242 yr by ZPalms

They are neat looking palms that’s why I planted one!! Too make a single trunk like that one is a lot of work continually removing suckers I have seen single trunk chamaerops and reclinata but they are a lot of work!!!

Also very attractive when potted:

1 hour ago, Pal Meir said:

Also very attractive when potted:

This is very pretty 😍 do you still have this one and did you keep it as a fully inside palm?

1 hour ago, ZPalms said:

This is very pretty 😍 do you still have this one and did you keep it as a fully inside palm?

I had this palm tree for almost 30 years, always indoors. She died because she wasn't given any (or too little?) water while I was away. Actually, she should have always stood in 5 to 10 cm of water (wet feet).

34 minutes ago, Pal Meir said:

I had this palm tree for almost 30 years, always indoors. She died because she wasn't given any (or too little?) water while I was away. Actually, she should have always stood in 5 to 10 cm of water (wet feet).

Dang that sucks, have you thought about getting another? Would it have been ok if you let it sit in water indoors?