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Palms in Rome

TJ_Palmetto

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I went on my first trip to Rome and was surprised just how palmy Italy is. Dates, Chinese fan palms, California and Mexican fan palms were very common in the landscape. As well as the more native Mediterranean fan palms. Some trachycarpus as well! I was also surprised to discover how common Kentia palms were as houseplants since their cultivation in Dutch nurseries has made them much more popular and affordable houseplants in Europe. 

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Beautiful and here are some of the palms I took in Rome recently 

 

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12 hours ago, Husain said:

Beautiful and here are some of the palms I took in Rome recently 

 

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Wow Husain, you have a talent for photography! I love the angles of your photos, they could be post cards! The palms are the same ones you'll find in Athens btw; just without the awesome architecture around them.

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