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Yeah, the two of those have me stumped. I think they are similar. I'm just not sure which is which.

Jeff Searle says his is about 9 foot tall, but its stretched in the shade a bit currently also.

Now Trunking in So Cal. and maybe trying to seed soon?

COOL Matt!

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Showing your flattering side again...

I believe its my pic shown and I believe Randy said it was Euterpe edulis. I believe a lot of things.

Hello Steve- Glad you is OK. Your name comes up time to time... :D

Thanks and Thanks, Dean I hope both continue on with unabated success.

I'm gonna throw some on the K. piersoniorum today...

I think Tri, me and now you are the only cheerleaders for this palm. VERY few out there.

Yep, thats his name. Plus I just checked. I think Bo has some on his site as (how ironic) Dypsis mystery. :D

I *think*...aaaauuugghhh, can't remember his name. (long time guy, lives blocks from Kim) -may- have one in his back yard also. doing pretty well. I think he has one those "sparse leaf" D. pilulifera (old name) ones too. Its labeled as D. basilonga and I know its not that.

Bo has some as mystery ones too, I think one or two have colored spears also..

Heres mine...a palm barely alive..(cue six million dollar man sound now..)

Per Tri, and some photo's I've stumbled on, the "old" collections in Australia have them as you said. "D. honkona". But I'm sure were called hankona too...

If thats Pauleens place looking like cr*p, I'd faint to see in "top" condition!! Thanks! Bill

I'm convinced that is what was sold around a while back as Dypsis tsarantananensis. I have one struggling along and Bud Zager has a decent one I think.

Re: Dypsis prestoniana Gary- I am just revisiting this a bit. Now that you looked close at my 2 unplanted OCWS and Big Curly, do you still think they are the same species, with no differences at all? My current "update" having been to Florida to see some "large" seedlings, (3-5 foot tall)...

Re: C. lepidota Looking for one, does that count? :)