Help Identifying Another Palm

[Gville Palms]

This is a palm growing in a very protected area of zone 9a - Gainesville, Fl. This area is more like 9b, maybe even a warm 9b. There is a 30 foot fishtail palm, an 8 foot triangle palm, and many other palms that are by no means rated for 9a. This particular palm I have never been able to figure out and it is perhaps more common in warmer areas so I am hopeful someone might be able to identify it for me. It seems like it should be something obvious and maybe it’s just because it’s young that I can’t figure it out. Anyways, Thanks for any help! 

[Looking Glass]

Allagopterra arenaria. 

[SeanK]

Did someone hit that with the lawn mower?

[Gville Palms]

7 minutes ago, Looking Glass said:

Allagopterra arenaria. 

Thank you! 

[Gville Palms]

2 minutes ago, SeanK said:

Did someone hit that with the lawn mower?

Haha quite possibility. It’s in a heavily trafficked area and the maintenance folks are always blasting through it on riding lawnmowers not realizing the area is loaded with unique plants (for the area, at least). 

[redbeard917]

You might be able to find a thread on this very forum about the planting of most of those rare palms.

[redbeard917]

Found it:

 

[Gville Palms]

10 hours ago, redbeard917 said:

Found it:

 

Wow. This is great. Thank you! 

[Palmtreedude69]

My guess is a seashore palm

[redbeard917]

Actually there was another older forum thread which had the planning, the donations from various collectors and nurserymen, and the planting, but I keep getting rate limited on the search function.