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Update on PB Syagrus schizophylla

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These are ancient specimens at Breaker's in PBIMG_2012.thumb.jpeg.09816aa811e934de2b5fcdc9c19d8261.jpeg

What you look for is what is looking

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What you look for is what is looking

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I’m afraid it will be a while for my little one . I lost a small one down on my hill last year . A gopher decided to make a meal of it . Fortunately , gophers don’t come up here in my garden and when I found this one at a local nursery , I decided to give this palm another go. This time up here in my garden. HarryIMG_4152.thumb.jpeg.c335b30817d5aa32db6c4893c152cf34.jpeg

‘This Syagrus Schizophylla got eaten not long after this photo was taken.IMG_1913.thumb.jpeg.2e15f57274538971a5f55e65781e323e.jpeg

This larger one , keeping Ernie company , will go somewhere up here in the garden. 

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