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All, I have a question. 3 of my Revolutas started flushing. That was with the 70's & 80's in the greenhouse. They all started fast n furious wit...

Jody, Thanks for the photos! You're welcome. You have some pretty nice photos as well. Thanks for sharing.Jody

Just a few thoughts... Bismarckia is a semi-tropical species. Planted out, these are marginal in Orlando, FL -- and their cold-hardiness is NOWHERE NE...

Here is another photo taken today of the new flush of two leaves on my E. horridus plant.And here is a new flush of three leaves on my double-headed C...

This is an interesting thread for me primarily because I have never heard of Sabal 'Burmingham'. I have heard of a couple similar names, such as S. be...

It doesn't really surprise me that it recovered so quickly. Your analogy is a good one.Jody

You are very welcome, Barb. I am glad that I could help.Jody

Barb,Cycads will sometimes do that when they don't get enough water. I would recommend tying up all the leaves and watering it thoroughly at least onc...

Barb, if that were my plant, I would cut off the root and treat the wounded area with fungicide.Jody

It has been in the ground a little over a year, and it has nearly doubled in size in that time.Jody

Sheesh, would never have believed #2 is a clumping palm.I can't imagine having to cut or dig out suckers to retain its solitary presence.Its fronds ar...

One of my E. horridus is flushing again, and I thought some of you might like to see it:Jody

Those seedlings actually look more like Dypsis cabadae (cabada) than D. decaryi (triangle)... or possibly some type of hybrid. I have never seen a clu...

...that Dypsis cabadae is a beauty.Is the base of the trunk swollen like a Hyophorbe? No, it is not swollen. It is a large, clumping palm, and it has ...

Here they are:1. Copernicia baileyana2. Dypsis cabadae3. Phoenix canariensis4. Dypsis decaryi5. Phoenix roebelenii (somewhat hidden)6. Arenga pinnata7...