Latania 33, the magazine of Palmeraie-Union Society

[olivier971]

The new Latania n°33 (June 2015) is now published, with more and more garden tours, discoveries and knowledges of palms, travelogues from all over the world ...

To view Latania 33, click here

Happy reading,

[Pedro 65]

Loads of "great shots" Oliver, thanks for sharing

Pete

[Josh-O]

awesome pic's

I wish I could read french

[Kennybenjamin]

Great magazine!!

I am able to make out some of the names but there doesn't seem to be a name for photo # 10 on page 7? Do you know the identity of it Olivier?

Thanks

Ben

[olivier971]

Great magazine!!

I am able to make out some of the names but there doesn't seem to be a name for photo # 10 on page 7? Do you know the identity of it Olivier?

Thanks

Ben

Sorry, i don't know what this could be. This photo was taken at Nong Nooch garden. I's a cespituous palm, all those 5 stems are from the same specimen ...

[richnorm]

Love it, especially the Orania and Cyphophoenix.

[doranakandawatta]

Wonderful articles and pictures!

I wish one day Sri Lanka (65'610 km2 and more than 20,4 millions inhabitants) can create an Srilankan-Palm-Society and be palmy dynamic the way la Réunion (with 835'000 inhabitants on 2'512 km2) seems to be.

I am especially impressed by the "Parc des Palmiers". congratulations!

Finding such a "Parc des Palmiers" in every tropical country or island would be a dream for palm-addicts.

[olivier971]

Wonderful articles and pictures!

I wish one day Sri Lanka (65'610 km2 and more than 20,4 millions inhabitants) can create an Srilankan-Palm-Society and be palmy dynamic the way la Réunion (with 835'000 inhabitants on 2'512 km2) seems to be.

I am especially impressed by the "Parc des Palmiers". congratulations!

Finding such a "Parc des Palmiers" in every tropical country or island would be a dream for palm-addicts.

Thanks a lot for those comments

[olivier971]

Great magazine!!

I am able to make out some of the names but there doesn't seem to be a name for photo # 10 on page 7? Do you know the identity of it Olivier?

Thanks

Ben

Sorry, i don't know what this could be. This photo was taken at Nong Nooch garden. I's a cespituous palm, all those 5 stems are from the same specimen ...

Here is this stunning palm

An idea ?

[Pedro 65]

Great magazine!!

I am able to make out some of the names but there doesn't seem to be a name for photo # 10 on page 7? Do you know the identity of it Olivier?

Thanks

Ben

Sorry, i don't know what this could be. This photo was taken at Nong Nooch garden. I's a cespituous palm, all those 5 stems are from the same specimen ...

Here is this stunning palm

An idea ?

Photo shopped young Roystonea's ?? Pete

[doranakandawatta]

Great magazine!!

I am able to make out some of the names but there doesn't seem to be a name for photo # 10 on page 7? Do you know the identity of it Olivier?

Thanks

Ben

Sorry, i don't know what this could be. This photo was taken at Nong Nooch garden. I's a cespituous palm, all those 5 stems are from the same specimen ...

Here is this stunning palm

An idea ?

I want one of this clumping elegant unknown species

OR:

Could it be 5 Roystonea planted together?

[Jeff Searle]

Seriously doubt it's Roystonea. If we had more to go on then......

[Jeff Searle]

Oliver,

This journal is excellent! I don't read French, but can clearly see it's a journal full of good articles and lots of great pictures. If only it were printed in English, your membership would be 100 x's bigger! I know I would be a member! Thanks for sharing!

[olivier971]

Oliver,

This journal is excellent! I don't read French, but can clearly see it's a journal full of good articles and lots of great pictures. If only it were printed in English, your membership would be 100 x's bigger! I know I would be a member! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks a lot Jeff

I know lot of people would be very interested by the Latania in english, but it's a lot of work to translate it .. So, once again, if someone is interested by doing it, i accept with great plaesure

[akamu]

Thanks for sharing the mag Olivier great pics . I think those palms pictured in post #9 are pinangostigma Very rare indeed LOL. I hope someone knows cuz that is stunning

[Pedro 65]

Great magazine!!

I am able to make out some of the names but there doesn't seem to be a name for photo # 10 on page 7? Do you know the identity of it Olivier?

Thanks

Ben

Sorry, i don't know what this could be. This photo was taken at Nong Nooch garden. I's a cespituous palm, all those 5 stems are from the same specimen ...

Here is this stunning palm

An idea ?

Photo shopped young Roystonea's ?? Pete

Come on Oliver, its ok to say ,ok yes they are " enhanced" young Caribbean Royals, if they are" not "

fess up" and tell true what they are Pete

[olivier971]

Here are pictures of this stunning palm taken by Thierry in Nong Nooch

Waiting for your ID ...

[Pedro 65]

Certainly "not" Roystonea

Adonidia hybrid sp Flamingo

Pete

[Kennybenjamin]

Well...... That is 1 very very cool palm!!! Guess I might as well add it the impossible to get list right now.........

I can see where Pete got adonidia from..... Looks like a freak hybrid between dypsis onilahensis bef type palm and adonidia.....

Amazing specimen!! Thanks for adding these extra photos!!

Ben

[peachy]

I dont know what I want more.....that drop dead divine palm or a few of those fake flamingos. I am sure there were a couple of those palms in the movie Avatar, if you look closely. I always miss the last half of that movie because when the grey haired bastard starts burning the wonderful forest, I burst into tears and cant stop. Note to Mr Searle, stop teasing people you naughty thing, everyone can read french.