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Species of Sabal Identification Help. Central Florida.

By CoconutGambler352
June 24, 2021 in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

https://www.palmtalk.org/forum/topic/69469-species-of-sabal-identification-help-central-florida/

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CoconutGambler352

Posted June 24, 2021

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Posted June 24, 2021

To All The Palm Tree Enthusiast,

Long story short...I was out taking a ride on my bike, Usual thing I do for exercise, enjoy the outside, And the most important is spotting Palms! Anyways, I've been riding down the sidewalk a bunch of times and haven't ever noticed this Species of Sabal, Omw home I had stopped back at this Sabal in hopes of finding a few inflorescence to cop some seeds....Well, that was a fail. This palm didn't have any starting, any dead, or anything at all for inflorescence. The trunk from the ground to the heart is no less than 6ft, I'd expect it to have seeds.

It being next to a major highway and the time was almost 10pm, I had gotten only 1 photo. I don't favor my cameras flash going off in pitch black.

Here's the Sabal I'm speaking of. I've also attached a screenshot, I've circled in red an "ordinary" Sabal Palm frond to show you the difference.