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Hi Dean Its only a little plant but as soon as I get a chance I will snap a pic & post it.

Dean WOW I would give vital parts of my anatomy to have a Lemurophoenix that size in my garden.

Mighty Fine photos of some very nice palms Dean thanks for sharing. Dean the Dypsis sp Red mealy bug looks like what I have as Dypsis malcomberi. Do you think that it may be the same plant? Does Jeff remember what his larger D malcomberi looked like as juviniles?. Its kinda a long question but...

Hi Dean What an amazing slide show!! thanks for all the effort you and Jeff put into it. I cant wait for the next installments.

The slide show was excellent Dean, excellent!!!

Hi Dean I think I have uploaded the Nypa photo correctly.

Okay Dean I'll give it a go.

Hi Dean & thanks. The camera is an old Fujifilm Finepix S3500 thats had a tough life but still takes some good shots.

These photos were from a while back, not flowers but fruiting palms. The first is a Bismarkia, second is a Areca vestiaria third is an Adonidia merrilii & last is a Nypa Fruticans.

See if this works.

I'll try that again

Hello everyone I have been out & about today I managed to snap a couple of photots of a Burretiokentia hapala & a Dictyosperma album inflorescence, I hope you like them.

Thanks Dean I'll see what I can come up with in the way of photos.

Sorry Dean this topic has already been raised so remove it if you like.

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Hello Dean This is a bit late but I must say that this a very informative & well set out forum. I will have a go at posting a couple of photos while i'm at it. Here goes First one is a young Dypsis pilulifera "orange crush". Seconnd is an Areca vestiaria & third is a Licuala dasyantha.

I dont believe that this palm is D baronii the inflorescence is not like baronii & is very much like D lutescens. Thats my best guess. Matt.