Palm in a gutter

[miamicuse]

Can someone ID this fan palm growing in the gutter?  Property located in Miami Florida.

 

[JohnAndSancho]

Looks like a washy from here but that's impressive. There's a big one in a storm sewer in LA, and my old apartments in TX regularly had pine trees in the gutters. But that's impressive and cool. And nice size. 

[SeanK]

2 minutes ago, JohnAndSancho said:

Looks like a washy from here but that's impressive. There's a big one in a storm sewer in LA, and my old apartments in TX regularly had pine trees in the gutters. But that's impressive and cool. And nice size. 

A neighbor started to get a couple trachies in the pavement cracks in front of his house. The county came by and repaved our neighborhood.

[JohnAndSancho]

15 minutes ago, SeanK said:

A neighbor started to get a couple trachies in the pavement cracks in front of his house. The county came by and repaved our neighborhood.

I don't remember what city it was, but potholes were so bad someone started planting flowers in them. I'd save palms though but that's me. 

[miamicuse]

A closer picture.

a washingtonia than?

[FlaPalmLover]

I'm pretty sure there's a small washy growing in between some cracks in the concrete on the inner shoulder of I4 on the northeast side of Orlando (southbound/technically eastbound lane), somewhere close to the Altamonte Springs/Winter Park area. Seems to be a common occurrence with them! 

[Johnny Palmseed]

Probably Washingtonia. They have become a Category 2 invasive in SFL.

[Chester B]

Washingtonia, no doubt.