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A bit of Sunday morning Chambeyronia special

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happypalms Grand Master

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Some good rain again. And a wonder in the in garden on a Sunday morning. With a couple of Chambeyronia the first one is macrocarpa and the ones by the greenhouse are hookeri making for a lovely entry into the greenhouse. 

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Tassie_Troy1971 Grand Master

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2 hours ago, happypalms said:

Some good rain again. And a wonder in the in garden on a Sunday morning. With a couple of Chambeyronia the first one is macrocarpa and the ones by the greenhouse are hookeri making for a lovely entry into the greenhouse. 

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Fine looking Chambeyronia 

Old Beach ,Hobart
Tasmania ,Australia. 42 " south
Cool Maritime climate

happypalms Grand Master

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28 minutes ago, Tassie_Troy1971 said:

Fine looking Chambeyronia 

Most of the New Caledonia palms grow well in my climate, along with the Madagascar, lord Howe and South American palms.

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WagnerMX Enthusiast

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In the last photo, how far are the Chambeyronias spaced apart? Nice to see them throwing out a flaming frond at the same time.

happypalms Grand Master

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1 hour ago, WagnerMX said:

In the last photo, how far are the Chambeyronias spaced apart? Nice to see them throwing out a flaming frond at the same time.

I would say at least 3 meters maybe 3and a half metres. That’s the best part when you multi plant always a new leaf coming.

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Harry’s Palms Grand Master

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Mine has a very large spear that I am waiting on to open. It also has a flower pod on the crown but I don’t think it will amount to anything. Harryimage.thumb.jpg.f35e50ac8b828bbdd8956b4f40a5361d.jpg

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Not sure if this will amount to anything , the last one just fell off.

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happypalms Grand Master

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13 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Mine has a very large spear that I am waiting on to open. It also has a flower pod on the crown but I don’t think it will amount to anything. Harryimage.thumb.jpg.f35e50ac8b828bbdd8956b4f40a5361d.jpg

From experience , I know it will be awhile!image.thumb.jpg.1782ccd9c837b584ccc7fd10b167a278.jpg

Not sure if this will amount to anything , the last one just fell off.

What a beautiful palm. I love the stunted look like a kentia. It takes a few flowering years before you get any seeds. I have seen single Chambeyronia set seeds. 
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Just now, happypalms said:

What a beautiful palm. I love the stunted look like a kentia. It takes a few flowering years before you get any seeds. I have seen single Chambeyronia set seeds. 
Richard 

And I see the wife has been adding her touch to the garden. 

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