Found the coconut thread:

Yes, I was in the map view, that took me to streetview.But the Google blog should help you.re poverty comment:probably why yards are gated/enclosed :...

Oh, wow, Tim, what a specimen.I really jumped when I read "up north"...but I guess Washington is :lol: Is that a type of cedar leaning into it?The ev...

Form follows function! Thanks Erik.

Steve (KNNN) on PN has, but he's not around much.Maybe use PN Search facility, "KNNN" as author, and coconut palm as topic?Barb

Kent, agreed. The gnarly one is gone (nearly kills ME to do that!)winter won't kill scale, they're native to North America...about 200 types of 'em ...

a sort of middle stage in development Could be, but other juveniles beside it have grown more leaves already.None are split like this.Thanks folks...j...

You may have closed the window that asked if you wanted to run the install, if you saved the file it should be in your "Downloads" folder named "Googl...

Those two palms growing through the roof overhang! :D Nice they weren't cut down.In addition to the palms and gorgeous homes, I like the use of tile ...

Thanks guys.BUT...Just noticed this unusual "split" leaf on one.Foxtail leaves stay "chunky w ragged ends" for a good period of time, until they get t...

oohs and ahs, Aaron.I feel warmer already having looked at that gorgeous pic.Pls keep 'em coming. :P

warmer on the east side of the mountains where there's only 12" of annual precip, i.e. my place. :cry:

I think I saw you hovering over Arizona like a spaceship :lol: :lol: