Some of my Dypsis today !!

[olivier971]

Dypsis faneva :

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[olivier971]

Dypsis sp. (procera ?) :

Dypsis sp. (help to identify please ...) :

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[olivier971]

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Dypsis hiarakae :

Dypsis sp. Pink Crownshaft :

[olivier971]

Dypsis poivreana :

Dypsis sp :

Dypsis sp. (interrupta ?) :

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[olivier971]

Dypsis boiviniana :

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[olivier971]

Dypsis lanceolata (Mt Benara - Mayotte) :

Dypsis caudata :

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[olivier971]

Dypsis brevicaulis :

Dypsis forficifolia :

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Dypsis sp. Pic St louis :

Dypsis cabadae :

 

[Walter John]

A charming selection, are they all going into the ground soon ?

[Cindy Adair]

Some more I've never heard of... Beautifully grown! I also wonder if you plan to keep them in pots to plant or sell later? I'm no help with identification as the ones I grow with the same names are still tiny and I've never seen larger ones. Thanks for sharing the photos!

[Mandrew968]

Seriously well grown and very obscure species, for the most part. Sometimes I find it difficult to digest all of the different variations of Dypsis. Next thing ya know, someone will pull a palmate leaved 'Dypsis' out of Madagascar! Is genetic research too daunting for any of the palm scientists, or is there a revision in the works? I personally feel the Vonitra group should be resurrected, among others and maybe a new genus or two. Impressive understory collection, Oliver; thanks for sharing!

[edric]

Hi Oliver, All nice and green! Ed

[Kennybenjamin]

Very nice palms there Oliver, great selection of very healthy palms! Well done!

[olivier971]

A charming selection, are they all going into the ground soon ?

No, for the moment most of them will stay in pots.