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Palm ID

gistmarrs

By gistmarrs
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I used to be really into palms and planted over 100 on my property about 20 years ago.  I just can not remember what this one is.  Can someone identify it for me?  It is unarmed, multi trunk, multi head and frost tolerant.  Thanks!

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Hmmm.

An upright growing Nannorrhops ritchieana, Mazari Palm, that recently decided to begin branching? Not entirely sure, just going by the leaves and the habit. Was the crown originally a larger, single head and was damaged somehow and was replaced by the newer, smaller heads?

Ryan

 

 

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South Florida

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It was growing just fine and then added two heads last year.  It could be Nannorrhops ritchieana, but the stems are pretty thick, so I am not sure.

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After looking at more pictures on the internet I think you nailed it.  I saw one with multiple heads and thicker stems that looks very similar.  Thanks

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