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Peyton - where art thou ?

I'm with Ana. Why would you cut off the organs that produce carbohydrates right before the cold sets in. Stop beating yourself up, from what I've been reading plants almost always grow out of it. They outlive the life cycle of the offending malady.

I have this tablet now. People told me I would love it better than my computer. I'm still learning how to use it. I can't post photos, and that is torturing. :mad: Also I feel a lot of guilt for Ana retiring from the WIKI. All she ever wanted was good photos and accurate names. Something inside...

I'd use some caution with the copper fungicide Keith. It is an essential micro nutrient that is needed in small quantities. Over use can cause a copper toxicity in your plants.

They are a high altitude variety of Sabal minor from Mexico. They are much larger, faster growing and produce larger seed then the typical species. They also may develope trunks that creep along the ground. Scott, get them in the ground, you are holding them back.

Damn good question Lamar! Ray? MR. DECKER?

Come on George we know your lurking, give us a post!

Looks like a Parrot Head?

Dang, that is pretty darn fast. Did they kinda hang for a year or two before getting their mojo going?

I'm heading up to the nursery for a PRA. :moonwalker:

Unfamiliar to me? :mooseman

When in the Spring ????? :eek:

Bren - you may no longer own the property, but you planted them so they are "still your palms". (At least in my opinion) I love visiting (drive bys) and seeing trees that I have planted over the years. Sadly some were removed by subsequent owners, but many remain. Go snap some photos, especially...

"Wiki-Wiki" is what you say when you want to order Whiskey in Miami. :confused:

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Where are all the pictures of these new acquisitions? :eek:

Just curious what organic product you use to control your babies' fleas?

Hey Ray - Looks like Sidney is waiting for Daddy to take her to her first Searle Brothers Extravaganza! :baby: :gangnamstyle: :bender-dance:

Oh, oh - where is the Spring auction? What is the date?

Hard to ID from the first two pictures but I'm not convinced about Butia. I'm thinking juvenile Elaeis guineensis, more commonly called African Oil palm.