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Latest revision as of 15:33, 18 August 2015
Common Name: Water Rattan Palm
Daemonorophs angustifolia is a very attractive (at least as a young palm) rattan palm that seems to have some tolerance for California climates (at least the moderate frost free ones). It has nice, arching, flat, glossy bright green pinnate leaves with closely spaced, elegantly long leaflets. As it ages it probably becomes a bit of a pruning nightmare and best if grown far from walking trails.
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Appearance and Biology
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young palm in garden of Dennis Willoughby, San Diego, California, very near the coast
