Difference between revisions of "Syagrus pseudococos"
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*'''Transplants?''': unknown | *'''Transplants?''': unknown | ||
*'''Indoor?''': unlikely would do well | *'''Indoor?''': unlikely would do well | ||
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File:Syagrus pseudococos shot from another angle GL 14.jpg|another shot of Levine's palm in Escondido | File:Syagrus pseudococos shot from another angle GL 14.jpg|another shot of Levine's palm in Escondido | ||
File:Syagrus vista ca.jpg|growing in San Diego county, California | File:Syagrus vista ca.jpg|growing in San Diego county, California | ||
| − | File:Syagrus pseudococos (2).jpg| | + | File:Syagrus pseudococos (2).jpg|Pauleen Sullivan palm, Hawaii |
File:Syagrus_pseudococosus_zooz.jpg|Hawaii | File:Syagrus_pseudococosus_zooz.jpg|Hawaii | ||
File:Syagrus pseudococos JM.jpg|collection of Jeff Marcus, Hawaii | File:Syagrus pseudococos JM.jpg|collection of Jeff Marcus, Hawaii | ||
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File:Syagrus pseudococos crown K.jpg|Huntington Beach palm, California | File:Syagrus pseudococos crown K.jpg|Huntington Beach palm, California | ||
File:Syagrus pseudococos crown closer.jpg| | File:Syagrus pseudococos crown closer.jpg| | ||
| − | File:Syagrus pseudococos fruits GL NOV.jpg| | + | File:Syagrus pseudococos fruits GL NOV.jpg|immature fruits, California, Levine garden |
| + | File:Syagrus pseudococus wiht flower spathe K.jpg|flower spathe on Huntington Beach palm, California | ||
File:Syagrus pseudococus base K.jpg|base of California-grown palm | File:Syagrus pseudococus base K.jpg|base of California-grown palm | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:56, 24 September 2016
Common Name: Coco Verde
Syagrus pseudococos is a marginal species that has been grown well by some in frost free zones, but most palms tend to konk out before they reach maturity. It is an attractive palm, but looks too much like a skinny Queen Palm to be heavily sought after by many palm enthusiasts. The fruits are relatively huge for a California grown palm, though rarely does viable fruiting occur in California.
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Appearance and Biology
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Horticultural Characteristics
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nicely grown palm in Escondido, California in the estate of Gary Levine
growing in southern California
another shot of Levine's palm in Escondido
growing in San Diego county, California
Pauleen Sullivan palm, Hawaii
Hawaii
collection of Jeff Marcus, Hawaii
growing in the Pauleen Sullivan collection, Hawaii
Huntington Beach palm, California
immature fruits, California, Levine garden
flower spathe on Huntington Beach palm, California
base of California-grown palm
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