Its not a royal palm?


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"len gardener" wrote in message
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g'day tracy,

look like a "queen palm" aka "syagrus romanzoffiana", to me. just the
picture shows a multi planted pot, bound to become very crowded as the
palms grow.

over here in aus' they are a bit of an environmental weed as fruit
bats spread the seeds around the habitat, and they grow readily.


On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 17:18:47 +0100, tracy_fuerteven
wrote:


hi can anyone id this palm i have looked in my books and quite a lot on
the net but no joy any idea ????
please thanks tracy

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