A few pics around the garden

[happypalms]

It’s always evolving the garden forever changing with the seasons! 

[happypalms]

The change in the season with winter approaching, and it’s very dry at the moment for the garden. 

[Harry’s Palms]

OK , you showed us yours , I’ll show you mine!😂 After watering , I took a walk about the garden . I even wandered down the hill. Our rainfall this year has really helped a lot of our plants. An early warm spell , minus the wind , was a bonus. Harry

CYPHOPHOENIX Nucele getting ready to open a new frond

Chrysalidiocarpus Lanceolata enjoying some morning sun

Pritchardia H. Not shy at all!

Chamaedorea Radicalis Tree Form a volunteer that popped up in just the right spot.

Howea Foresteriana needs no introduction.

It seems like the Rhopalostylus Bauri Cheesemania just opened a frond and the new spear is already shooting up

Caryota Mitis has opened a few fronds already . This thing has had a few trunks cut out of it over the years and just keeps on trucking.

[Harry’s Palms]

Now for the hillside crew. Harry

Solitary Chamerops Humilus , never suckered

Next to the Mediterranean is the first Cycad to show new growth. Cycas Revoluta

This Rhapidophylum Hystix has survived two gopher attacks and numerous wind events.

Livistona Australis 

‘Brahea Edulis. I call it the elephant!

Brahea Armata needs a bit of a trim?

This Sabal is a mystery . It was a very small seedling when I planted it . It’s either a Palmetto or Riverside . It was a gift and the grower lost some tags .

Livistona Chinensis is a monster….with teeth!

One last look up through the Mediterranean Fan palm before heading up to the deck. Believe it or not I have recently cut over 50 fronds off this thing. No suckers ever produced from it but , man , tons of fronds. Harry

[happypalms]

35 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

OK , you showed us yours , I’ll show you mine!😂 After watering , I took a walk about the garden . I even wandered down the hill. Our rainfall this year has really helped a lot of our plants. An early warm spell , minus the wind , was a bonus. Harry

CYPHOPHOENIX Nucele getting ready to open a new frond

Chrysalidiocarpus Lanceolata enjoying some morning sun

Pritchardia H. Not shy at all!

Chamaedorea Radicalis Tree Form a volunteer that popped up in just the right spot.

Howea Foresteriana needs no introduction.

It seems like the Rhopalostylus Bauri Cheesemania just opened a frond and the new spear is already shooting up

Caryota Mitis has opened a few fronds already . This thing has had a few trunks cut out of it over the years and just keeps on trucking.

Nice one a few new varieties growing well for you I see. And a few good old tried and tested varieties, keep em coming. 
Richard 

[happypalms]

28 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Now for the hillside crew. Harry

Solitary Chamerops Humilus , never suckered

Next to the Mediterranean is the first Cycad to show new growth. Cycas Revoluta

This Rhapidophylum Hystix has survived two gopher attacks and numerous wind events.

Livistona Australis 

‘Brahea Edulis. I call it the elephant!

Brahea Armata needs a bit of a trim?

This Sabal is a mystery . It was a very small seedling when I planted it . It’s either a Palmetto or Riverside . It was a gift and the grower lost some tags .

Livistona Chinensis is a monster….with teeth!

One last look up through the Mediterranean Fan palm before heading up to the deck. Believe it or not I have recently cut over 50 fronds off this thing. No suckers ever produced from it but , man , tons of fronds. Harry

I wish my brahea looked as good as your ones, and that Mediterranean palm a great picture. 
Richard 

[Harry’s Palms]

Thank you , Richard. Harry

[SCVpalmenthusiast]

On 4/23/2026 at 2:03 AM, happypalms said:

The change in the season with winter approaching, and it’s very dry at the moment for the garden. 

You must be in Australia? Queensland?