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What palm is this?

JayR

By JayR
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These palms were given to me but I've forgotten the name, hoping someone can help ID.
Southwest Florida. The tips along the edge of each frond tend to stay connected making a nice curve. 
About 5 years in the ground. 
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Dictyosperma album var. conjugatum

 

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Mesa, Arizona 

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Mesa, Arizona

 

Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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These are great palms for South Florida.   Not too big, not too fast, tolerate our dry and wet conditions, tolerate sun and heat, but also get a very nice deep green in the shade.   

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Thank you for the identification! I'm also told this is Round Island palm.

I put a 7 gal Copernicia fallensis down at the end of that row. Eventually these will look good in the forground.

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