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Palms of Paris

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Here are some pictures of Palms that I took  during a recent trip to Paris last February .  It seemed  to me that all the outside planted palms that I saw were either Trachycarpus fortunei and / or Chamaerops humilis, which seem to be pretty much failproof there.

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Some pictures of some Trachycarpus fortunei planted in a garden outside of the Eifel Tower.

 

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A potted Chamaerops humilis outside of  the entrance of the Restaurant Le Jules Verne, at the base of the Eifel Tower.

 

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A potted Trachycarpus fortunei outside my hotel.

 

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Row of Trachycarpus fortunei over at Le château de Versailles ( facing the grove of Bosquet des Rocailles in the northwest ).

 

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    Time to plant some B.odorata.

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