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found 2 other tropical palms in Orlando

Eric in Orlando

By Eric in Orlando
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Eric in Orlando

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here are 2 other nice palms I drive by on a regular basis.

The first is a Carpentaria acuminata that has been growing for several years, it survived 27F back in 01/03. For scale, the top of the hedge at the bottom of the photo is about 6ft.

The other is a Caryota, maybe rumphiana, that is getting very tall. Sorry about the image, I had to take it thru a fence and into the sun;

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Eric

Orlando, FL

zone 9b/10a

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Eric, Great shots of some surprising palms in Central Florida.Thank you.

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