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Thu, Jan 31, 13 at 15:36
| Maui is amazing with so many different microclimates and plant communities. here are some pics i took Washingtonia is a major weed in maui but looks good in this flash flood zone
Raphia and 2 Caryotas PALMS! Chambeyronia macrocarpa alley Beccariophoenix madagasceriensis cool shot of a pygmy date Satakentia :) Pritcharida pacifica Areca vesteriana Bismarckia humpback whale season :D Bismarckia on the horizon red ceiling wax palm Royal view Dypsis teddy bears Rainbow eucalyptus :O Lichen on royal palm trunk is very happy |
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- Posted by panamajack 10b Santa Monica, CA (My Page) on Thu, Jan 31, 13 at 16:04
| Very nice pix! My favorite is the Chambeyronia macrocarpa alley. Love Maui and all the Hawaiian Islands. Truly a tropical paradise. |
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| Just what I like to see on a cold day-Thanks for the pics! |
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| Your Satakentia is more likely a Neovetchia storkii, and your teddy bears (a name usually reserved for Dypsis leptocheilos) are Dypsis lastellianas. Royal pic. is a good example of two different species of Royal palm... Roystonea olearacea on the left and some othe species (probably regia) on the right. |
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- Posted by ericthehurdler NOR CAL 9a (My Page) on Fri, Feb 1, 13 at 1:41
| you say tomato i say potato lol Thanks for the corrections, i need to work on my I.D. skills |
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- Posted by fr8train (midwesternpalmtree@yahoo.com) on Fri, Feb 1, 13 at 14:33
| I really like when the skirts are left undisturbed on Washingtonias. Thanks for posting. |
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| Great pics, loved them all. But Bismarkias are still my favorite. |
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- Posted by tropicalzone7 7b (My Page) on Sat, Feb 2, 13 at 0:52
| Those pics are amazing! Maui (and all of Hawaii) is so beautiful. I agree, I love those bismarkias and I really like the contrast between the large ti plants and the Bismarkias. That water looks great and the whale pic is really cool! Looks like a great time of the year to be in HawaiI! Thanks for sharing! -Alex |
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| Hi WOW Look at thaat orchid scrambling up the palm in the forground of the satakentia(neovetchia??)) How come no red fronds on the Chambeyronia?? Looks like hawaii also has a problem with Boston fern lol Is this at a Bo garden?? gary |
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