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CharlieM

By CharlieM
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CharlieM

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Any difference between as coronata and a hookeriana and if there is what is the difference?

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bgl

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Charlie,

I wasn't familiar with Pinanga hookeriana (which is a valid name), so I googled it. Can't find a single image, which is extremely unusual. This must be a pretty obscure Pinanga. Where did you hear about it? Or maybe you have a whole grove of them over there on Alapai Street? :rolleyes:

Bo-Göran

Leilani Estates, 25 mls/40 km south of Hilo, Big Island of Hawai'i. Elevation 880 ft/270 m. Average rainfall 140 inches/3550 mm

 

realarch Grand Master

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Really Charlie, got any extras?

Tim

Hilo, Hawaii

CharlieM Enthusiast

CharlieM

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Bo and Tim:

No extra palms yet, I came across the name on a plant tag and wanted to do some research and came up blank. Thought all the Palm sages might have an answer. Looks like I stumped the bandrolleyes.gif

Pedro 65 Grand Master

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Charlie,

I wasn't familiar with Pinanga hookeriana (which is a valid name), so I googled it. Can't find a single image, which is extremely unusual. This must be a pretty obscure Pinanga. Where did you hear about it? Or maybe you have a whole grove of them over there on Alapai Street? :rolleyes:

Bo-Göran

Hi Charlie,any chance in posting a pic or 2? This Pinanga from India is VERY rare in cultivation, single stemmed and only growing to 1 mtr with leaves to 1.5 mtrs. love to see a pic. Pete

CharlieM Enthusiast

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Pedro:

Sorry no pics as I only found the tag among some other palms and it got me curious to what it was.

Pedro 65 Grand Master

Pedro 65

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Pedro:

Sorry no pics as I only found the tag among some other palms and it got me curious to what it was.

Charlie,Thanks for the reply, I too like Bo hadnt heard of this Pinanga, so looked it up, sounds pretty special hope you come across one. Charlie you are certainly in a great location for growing palms with an amazing climate and some Very clued up growers close by, all the best. Pete

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