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Chamaerops variegated

Geoff

By Geoff
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Geoff Mentor

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Saw the discussion of the Sabal palmetto variegated and hadn't recalled seeing the Huntington's nice variegated Chamaerops shown and discussed recently, though I have no doubt it has in the past. But just for fun, here it is again. They are calling it Chamaerops humilis 'Goldstripe'... no idea if that is a 'real' name or not.

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Geoff Mentor

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few more shots... at first I thought that even the fruits were variegated, but I have seen normal Chamaerops with fruits in various stages of maturation (yellow NOT ripe and green getting ripe)

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Beautiful variegated Chamaerops. That was an interesting thought, fruits variegated! Thanks for posting!

Karolyn

Enjoying MY home and garden in Leilani Estates, "K.P. Lundkvist Palm Garden"

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Very nice.

PalmGuyWC Grand Master

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Often times the variegation will appear on just one side of a trunk. It also appears the inflorescence has both male and female flowers. I bet those seeds coming from the variegated section might come true with variegation.

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Geoff please collect some seeds and try

Maybe the inflorescens produce hermaphrodite flowers , more easy to get variegated seedlings

Beautiful palm. Thanks for sharing

Best M@x

M@x

North Rome Italy

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