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PINANGA CAESIA |
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Every year I see it , she looks
better and healthier. It shows always this beautyful colour combination. |
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PINANGA CORONATA |
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Not uncommon to cultivation,
when well cared after, this palm is a very attarctive one with its coloured
new leafs, formal look and multistemmed habit |
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ENCEPHALARTROS LAURENTIANUS |
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Not a palm, but this old lady
cycad, measuring already 4m trunk, deserves its own space here. It has
been pollinated successfully last year for the first time . Now it has
many 'baby' E. laurentianus. |
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PYTELEPHAS MACROCARPA |
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One of the many rarities. Extensive
clearing and better light conditions provide a better growth. |
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DYPSIS MADAGASCARIENSIS |
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A very impressive grower. Has
grown approx. 5m in the last 3 years. Most spectacular plumose tristichous
crown. |
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Pruning Time... |
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Phoenix canariensis being pruned.
Salacca zalacca in the foreground. |
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