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DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE - PalmTalk very unusual queen or mule palm Tuesday at 06:18 PM by dimitriskedikogloy 1 follower 7 replies 146 views i am very confused this queen looks too thick for a regular syagrus could it be a different unusual variety or even a mule palm the trunk really reminds me of one but the fronds resemble a queen by their shape although thau have a butia like
Neighbour said roots will break foundations of my home? OK, palm789, your palm is fine and will never harm the foundation This is because of a fundamental difference between most trees and palms Oak trees and maples are Eudicot plants and palms are Monocot plants Palms lack cambium, which causes the growing diameter of roots Oak tree roots invade a tight space and then grow larger, exerting tremendous pressure on adjacent surfaces, like a house
Portuguese palms - DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE - PalmTalk PalmTalk is sponsored by the International Palm Society - an organization dedicated to learning everything about and enjoying palm trees (and their companion plants) while conserving endangered palm species and habitat worldwide Please take the time to know us all better and register
Palm trees and exotics in Ålesund, Norway. - palmtalk. org Hi I am quite new to this forum, but I have been growing palm trees in Ålesund, Norway at latitude 62N for 20 years We have a huge Trachycarpus fortunei standing about 4m tall - been in the ground over 15 years, never protected during the winters Our winter climate is VERY MILD for the high lat
London palms and exotics - DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE - PalmTalk Here are some palms and exotics in London, I will add to the thread at a later date as well as I take more photos These are photos of the big canary island date palm, Norfolk Island pine, a yucca gigantea and the bougainvillea in Fulham The bougainvillea are still in flower
Palms in Ireland - DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE - PalmTalk PalmTalk is sponsored by the International Palm Society - an organization dedicated to learning everything about and enjoying palm trees (and their companion plants) while conserving endangered palm species and habitat worldwide Please take the time to know us all better and register
Date Palm Root System - PalmTalk Date Palm Anatomy Palm Root System: All date palm roots present pneumatics, which are respiratory organs Roots are found as far as 25 m from the palm and deeper than 6 m, but 85 percent of the roots are distributed in the zone of 2 m deep and 2 m on both lateral sides in a deep loamy soil (Munier, 1973)
Plant Answers All-in-all, this is a wonderful palm for San Antonio gardeners—fast growing, very hardy and easily transplanted, either balled and burlapped or in 5 or 15 gallon containers Next in popularity among the smaller palms comes the Mediterranean Fan Palm, Chamaerops humilis