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Orlando, FL (Kaley Street) Coconut Palms

ck_in_fla

By ck_in_fla
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I haven't been Downtown in quite some time.  My wife had a doctor's appointment in that area the other day and I was able to see these trees.  They have grown quite a bit and seem to be very happy in their location.  I was able to get a picture albeit not a great picture.  I will try to get a better picture the next time I am down there.  But, it sure looks like these are long-term where they are...

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Winter Springs (Orlando area), Florida

Zone 9b/10a

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great coconuts, they sure look like they need some skinning!

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50 minutes ago, Halsten said:

great coconuts, they sure look like they need some skinning!

I don't believe they get much attention where they are.  I know that they have never been protected in any way.  They just take advantage of the urban heat island that Orlando has become.

I am very hopeful that these will influence other similar plantings in Downtown Orlando.

Winter Springs (Orlando area), Florida

Zone 9b/10a

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