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Atlanta Botanical Gardens beauties

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9a NE Florida: 2 Phoenix Sylvester; 1 p.robellini; 2 Bismarckia nobilis; 1 Trachycarpus fortunei; 3  livistonia chenesis; 1 Dypsis decaryi; 1 Rhapis excelsa; 1 Sabal palmetto; 1 (double) Copernicia alba; 1 Chamaedorea catractarum 1 Licuala grandis, 1 Beaucanea recurvata, numerous cycads, tropicals, orchids. Winter 2022/23 Low 25F

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    Forgot this picture. Does anyone know the name of the palm in the left background with the hairs on its trunk?

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    9a NE Florida: 2 Phoenix Sylvester; 1 p.robellini; 2 Bismarckia nobilis; 1 Trachycarpus fortunei; 3  livistonia chenesis; 1 Dypsis decaryi; 1 Rhapis excelsa; 1 Sabal palmetto; 1 (double) Copernicia alba; 1 Chamaedorea catractarum 1 Licuala grandis, 1 Beaucanea recurvata, numerous cycads, tropicals, orchids. Winter 2022/23 Low 25F

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    On 6/12/2023 at 4:38 PM, Almisa said:

    Forgot this picture. Does anyone know the name of the palm in the left background with the hairs on its trunk?

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    Verschaffeltia splendida. 

    Ryan

    South Florida
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    12 hours ago, Palmarum said:

    Verschaffeltia splendida. 

    Ryan

    Thanks Ryan! Splendida indeed!

    9a NE Florida: 2 Phoenix Sylvester; 1 p.robellini; 2 Bismarckia nobilis; 1 Trachycarpus fortunei; 3  livistonia chenesis; 1 Dypsis decaryi; 1 Rhapis excelsa; 1 Sabal palmetto; 1 (double) Copernicia alba; 1 Chamaedorea catractarum 1 Licuala grandis, 1 Beaucanea recurvata, numerous cycads, tropicals, orchids. Winter 2022/23 Low 25F

    Are there still Washies behind the hot houses as you walk towards the desert conservatory?

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    On 6/16/2023 at 8:37 AM, SeanK said:

    Are there still Washies behind the hot houses as you walk towards the desert conservatory?

    I walked that way but do not recall seeing them! 

    9a NE Florida: 2 Phoenix Sylvester; 1 p.robellini; 2 Bismarckia nobilis; 1 Trachycarpus fortunei; 3  livistonia chenesis; 1 Dypsis decaryi; 1 Rhapis excelsa; 1 Sabal palmetto; 1 (double) Copernicia alba; 1 Chamaedorea catractarum 1 Licuala grandis, 1 Beaucanea recurvata, numerous cycads, tropicals, orchids. Winter 2022/23 Low 25F

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    Does anyone know the species of that fan-shaped Cordyline (?) in the second photo? It's stunning.

    Zone 9b: if you love it, cover it.

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    It might be Cordyline petiolaris, very impressive👍

    Fragrant Hill Design

    www.fragranthill.com

    Mountain View, California

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