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7369
Apologies for cross posting. I just finished uploading a few photos of the damage sustained here at MBC when Hurricane Katrina came through Florida last...
Jody Haynes
virtualpalm
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Sep 2, 2005
6:26 pm
7370
Dear All, I have some seeds of Guihaia argyrata and Guihaia grossifibrosa to offer. Wholesale only! Minimum order US$500! If anyone wants it, please send...
cycad_hongkong
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Sep 3, 2005
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7371
Good Day, I have a 5-7 years old Royal palm in our place, and I was wondering if there is any way or technique to make them flower and produce seeds like...
berns_20
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Sep 6, 2005
11:24 pm
7372
I don't recall ever seeing either species flower with less than 8 feet of wood to the trunk. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? ...
az tropic
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Sep 7, 2005
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7373
Greetings from sunny St. Pete, Florida. My Royal Palms began flowering at about 20 years (from seed); of four, only one may be setting any seed. One Foxtail...
Phillip J. Stager
philstag2000
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Sep 7, 2005
1:03 am
7374
My Royals are about 15 years, no seed yet. My Foxtails are all seeding non-stop. They started at about 10 years of age. My garden is located in West Palm...
Jay
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Sep 7, 2005
1:54 am
7375
Would removing lower GREEN fronds of Phoenix Palms have any bad or good effect on the plants? For cosmetic reasons, I want to remove some of the lower fronds...
Ken Roy
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Sep 7, 2005
9:54 am
7376
Ken, Pruning green leaves may cause or worsen nutrient deficiency symptoms in palms. It also depletes the palm's starch reserves, resulting in stunted growth...
Jody Haynes
virtualpalm
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Sep 7, 2005
10:06 am
7377
Ken, For cosmetic reasons I would leave the old leaves! If they fall off which is the end of a natural process they will save you the trouble of pruning or...
Sven Nehlin
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Sep 7, 2005
12:33 pm
7378
The loss of vigor caused by overpruning can also make it difficult or impossible for the palm to produce fruit. ... ...
Michael Nave
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Sep 7, 2005
2:21 pm
7379
I feel like an expectant father this morning. I was out cleaning up the yard and I noticed that my 7-year old Golden Malayan Dwarf coconut is sending out a...
Jerold Crawford
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Sep 7, 2005
2:57 pm
7380
Sven! Here in southern California we have literally millions of W. robusta -- including one in my neighborr's yard which must be 30 meters tall. Some, in...
dutch vandervort
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Sep 7, 2005
5:21 pm
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Hi Dutch: Good news! I have never heard of it but I know that a groujp of persons created a palmetum in the northeastern part of the island. I would like to ...
Sven Nehlin
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Sep 7, 2005
5:35 pm
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Congrats Jerold I know just how you feel, the first time my king palm flowered I went crazy. Mike Maxson ... From: palmsociety@yahoogroups.com...
Mike Maxson
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Sep 8, 2005
2:25 am
7383
I have found that constant really heavy pruning of palms seems to produce a thinner trunk which usually doesn't improve the appearance of mature palms....
Denis O'Malley
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Sep 8, 2005
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7384
Is it possible to easily determine the gender of palms such as Bismarkia when they are still immature and prior to placing them in the landscape? John L...
John L Webster
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Sep 8, 2005
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Hi John, I have 6 Bismarckias in the ground, two of which have flowered (one male, one female), and have hundreds in 5 and 15 gallon containers. I would say...
Gary Wood
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Sep 8, 2005
2:13 pm
7386
I suspect determination of gender would only be possible with DNA analysis. Anyone know how you would go about this? ..collecting samples, how to treat them ,...
John L Webster
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Sep 8, 2005
2:19 pm
7387
The whole pruning thing on the palms makes me quite bitter where I live (southeast Georgia, USA). I called our local mall's landscaping people the other day...
Gold Piano Garden
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Sep 8, 2005
2:48 pm
7388
... I cannot bear to look. i see THIS SORT OF THING ALL THE TIME, even in upscale neighborhoods where people prune compulsively. then we see road crews pruning...
Hermine Stover
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Sep 8, 2005
3:36 pm
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Isn't it wonderful when knowledge CAN make a difference! Kudos to you. I see routine tree butchering here done by the phone company. They refuse to modify...
Lucinda Grover
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Sep 8, 2005
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7390
"Pruning" and over "pruning" to me are very relative terms. For my education, I will appreciate if some one can post some photos showing "over-pruning' and...
Ken Roy
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Sep 9, 2005
6:28 am
7391
I don't think it's simply a matter of how a palm looks. That type of approach creates many pruning problems. To me, if pruining impairs a palm's ability to ...
Michael Nave
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Sep 9, 2005
2:30 pm
7392
I know it's a law now in several places that a palm can only be pruned up to the point where fronds are still pointing out horizontally. You are not allowed...
Gold Piano Garden
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Sep 9, 2005
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7393
I have some palms, even we know, it's hard to keep them here ( Belgium) a Musa ( banana palm) who grows now the 6th leave a baucarnea Guatamalensis ( nothing...
mia_heylen
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Sep 9, 2005
6:38 pm
7394
Major kudos to you about communicating with the company about how to correctly prune the palms. Living here in Nashville, not too many people here have the...
Lorraine
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Sep 10, 2005
12:26 am
7395
A local shopping center removes all fronds, leaving only the spears, when they trim the Sabal palmettos there. The first time I saw this unacceptable practice...
wrdcad
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Sep 10, 2005
2:29 pm
7396
That's quite possibly the worst I've seen, although it's obviously done by the maintenance people ("We're only doing what we're told.") so they "only have to...
Doug Keene
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Sep 10, 2005
3:06 pm
7398
Ken, I am sending you as attachment a photo I took yesterday in the palmetum of a good friend, which I consider overpruned. The owner, not on the photo, ...
Sven Nehlin
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Sep 12, 2005
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7399
For those of you within reach of Santa Barbara, California ther will be a great plant sale this coming Sunday, September 18, 2005. It is the Annual sale of the...
dutch vandervort
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Sep 12, 2005
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