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Name this Palm Please


Cindy Adair

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My daughter has asked me to identify a palm in her neighbor’s Long Beach, California yard. 
 

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Rather than guess wrong, I am asking you all to help out. 

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Thanks in advance!

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Cindy Adair

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Archontophoenix cunninghamiana

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That was my guess but the ox beetles have eaten everyone I planted here in PR before they ever made seed. 
 

Thanks!

Cindy Adair

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The good old bangalow by the millions in my part of Australia a great pioneer palm birds love the seeds you will see them sprouting everywhere even in the commercial garden compost for sale now there are a lot of blueberry farms around my area they are slowly changing there habitat germinating in places not seen before due the birds changing habitat feeding areas when the forest are logged (which they never should be) they are one of the first palms to start to regenerate the area partially near gullies not a lot on ridge tops but in the wet areas as well I love them one great Australian palm that is iconic to the the east coast of Australia from plateau temperate rainforest to the sea often growing just behind the sand dunes near the coast often underrated by palm collectors sold by the thousands to chain stores even for sale in Woolworths food stores and so easy to grow also from what I see quite popular overseas with palm enthusiasts I even seen them growing in the Punjab in India tough as nails to grow in India but I do see they are a weed in Hawaii like any plant out of it’s habitat the potential to become a weed is there but a fantastic all round palm that you can’t go past for the tropical look 🌱

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PT is great with quick answers and pictures and information.
 

Thanks so much. I have let my daughter know. 

Cindy Adair

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I am a little over an hour north of Long Beach and my Bungalos have the same seeds forming. They are very nice palms , self cleaning . They love water! Harry

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