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I have been working on this one for some months now. It was dug a little at a time incorporating all my tricks. The "ball" is +- solid lime stone. First a glamor shot. I set the camera on the ball with delay since I was solo today. Do my colors match? You know how it is with us Gators sometimes.
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I've been going through the images on my phone and came across these images of a friends garden I planted back in 07 around his pool. I've turned him into a mad palm nut and he wants to fill his garden with rainforest which he is slowly doing. I thought you might like to take a look, although it is phone quality shots. Best regards Tyrone
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I have one that I bought as a seedling in 1996, quite big now but has not flowered yet Last year I got a seedling from Holland and it has grown very nicely see the last two photos I think it can handle more sun but do not give it the same full blasting sun as Brahea armata
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Just a few days before this palm returns to its outdoors environment, it put of its first inflorescence.
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I don't mean to hijack Tyrone's thread... but we need update Jason... Regards, Ari1 point
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Gyuseppe, Jack was asking about the pot size to have a scale to compare the seed size Brahea moorei does have the smallest seed of all Brahea 5-6 mm, Brahea decumbens is the next in size see http://homepage.ntlworld.com/david.ison2/page15.html Here is another site(in french) with seed photos, no Brahea moorei hélas http://fousdepalmiers.fr/html/forum/viewforum.php?f=251 point
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Thanks everyone for the nice comments. Rick, speaking of falling coconuts... My buddy made this sign for me and brought it over today. We are going to hang it along the path to the beach. I've had a couple near misses with falling coconuts (and falling fronds which are just as dangerous), so I'm careful where I place the chairs and hammocks!
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How does the city trim them when they get to 100 ft?1 point
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yes i was bright and early about 11 am picked up the 2 sargentii 25 gallon and a dictosperma are you there all weekend bs1 point
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Here's some more... This one's for Bill... Here's a Red Triangle, mostly recovered from our freeze two years ago. Pritchardia lowreyana Borassus aethiopium (again, with too much shade!)
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Every coconut you eat is equivalent to one dead baby palmie!1 point
