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I had the pleasure of getting a tour of @oliver's garden and thought I would share a few photos of the palms he has growing that survived 2021 freeze and I was able to photograph.  He also has a Raphia sp. (sese?) planted next to a resaca so it stays wet.  First up Tahina spectabilis.

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Copernicia baileyana hybrid (I think).

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Copernicia macroglossa.

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Beccariophoenix alfredii.

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Syagrus stenopetala.

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Coccothrinax borhidiana.

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Medemia argun.  He has a flowering male and female but not getting any seeds yet.  He hopes to do some manual pollination as soon as the female is ready.  😊

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Copernicia fallaensis.

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Outstanding assortment of palms! So many real cool Copernicia's, Tahina and Medemia. Personal favorite is the large Cocothrinax borhidiana! Much bigger than the specimen at Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens!

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What you look for is what is looking

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3 hours ago, Fusca said:

Medemia argun.  He has a flowering male and female but not getting any seeds yet.  He hopes to do some manual pollination as soon as the female is ready.  😊

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He owns 25% of the world's fertile couples.

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3 hours ago, Fusca said:

Medemia argun.  He has a flowering male and female but not getting any seeds yet.  He hopes to do some manual pollination as soon as the female is ready.  😊...

That Medemia is incredible!

I had no idea there were any mature specimens in cultivation, let alone any of that size. A second generation of those two palms would be a great achievement.

Ryan

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1 hour ago, bubba said:

Personal favorite is the large Cocothrinax borhidiana! Much bigger than the specimen at Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens!

My little 3 strap-leaf seedling has some catching up to do!  😆  I think he said it's about 25 years from a 5-gal.

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Jon Sunder

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That's a nice sized S. stenopetala for Texas, how root hardy are they?

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Fusca you definitely got your price of admission repaid with that visit!  Some very incredible palms. 🤩

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Really nice palm garden . A very unique collection of mature specimens. Thank you for sharing. Harry

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