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Sabal lougheediana

Gitano Iwan

By Gitano Iwan
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Gitano Iwan

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Sabal lougheediana (Bonaire Palm) is a species endemic on the dutch island Bonaire it is first described in 2019 and it is one of the most endangered palm, only 23 palms left on the island and nowhere else they grow.

They’re now try to plant Seedlings on the island and seedlings on a small island of the cost of Bonaire(that is a national park) to save this species.

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Harry’s Palms

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I am glad to see efforts are made to propagate them . The trunk is very unique for a fan palm . It appears to have a self cleaning nature that shows off the bottle shape . Harry

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I’m fortunate to care for a specimen grown by Montgomery Botanical Center . It was donated to CFPACS and i happily outbid others in a post garden tour auction . It’s planted near my Sabal antillensis.   I too love the trunk shape and look forward to the progress of both. I too with to contribute to seedling production when the time comes

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