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What is the tallest known XButyagrus?

merrill

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You want tall? This one used to be at Florida State before it was moved to its retirement in the country. I couldn't find a better picture. This is not my picture. Look to the far left.

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Jeff

North Florida

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Not the tallest, but very nice ones.

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Here is a coconutty form by the moonlight.

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Jeff

North Florida

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Hi, Nigel:

Every time I've tried to put an artistic curve in a Butiagrus, my results are similar to Post # 46, a too-sharp curve. Therefore, I've given up. It would be so nice to have a smooth curve in a XButyagrus trunk. I know your hands are very full now, but is it possible one of the other XButyagrus mixtures might have a smoother curve?

Best Wishes,

merrill

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On 8/23/2010, 4:24:01, edbrown_III said:

Gaston

 

posted these a while back--- very large this might be the grandaddy of them all

 

Ed

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Wow, that is one impressive Muley! :wub:

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Coral Gables, FL 8 miles North of Fairchild USDA Zone 10B

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