Phil Bergman of Jungle Music nursery in S.CA is to be commended for putting this comprehensive work together, complete with clickable names for photos:
http://www.junglemusic.net/palms/index.htm
A great resource!
Well done, as always, Phil.
Barb
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Barb that is a wonderful reference chart and info! Thanks for sharing!!,
Adam
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The only thing I wish he had included is soil pH, or simply "prefers acidic" for 5.5 lovers, or "prefers semi-alkaline" for 7.0 etc.
It does make a big difference for some palms, while others aren't fussy.
Generally though, the palms that grow close/in water/rivers obviously like more of a leaf-mold, high compost soil = acidic.
Barb
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