Difference between revisions of "Linospadix palmerianus"
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'''''Linospadix palmerianus''''' is one of three species of ''Linospadix'' that have grown successfully in California, though it is very likely other species can be grown here, too. All are Australian species. This one has wider leaflets than the other two, and is a suckering species like ''Linospadix minor.'' All are fairly small, understory palms, though can grow out of a lower canopy if live long enough. | '''''Linospadix palmerianus''''' is one of three species of ''Linospadix'' that have grown successfully in California, though it is very likely other species can be grown here, too. All are Australian species. This one has wider leaflets than the other two, and is a suckering species like ''Linospadix minor.'' All are fairly small, understory palms, though can grow out of a lower canopy if live long enough. | ||
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File:linospadix palmeriana ralph.JPG|all photos from Ralph Velez garden, Orange county, California | File:linospadix palmeriana ralph.JPG|all photos from Ralph Velez garden, Orange county, California | ||
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Linospadix palmerianus is one of three species of Linospadix that have grown successfully in California, though it is very likely other species can be grown here, too. All are Australian species. This one has wider leaflets than the other two, and is a suckering species like Linospadix minor. All are fairly small, understory palms, though can grow out of a lower canopy if live long enough.
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all photos from Ralph Velez garden, Orange county, California
