Pritchardia hillebrandii - Loulu, Molokaʻi Fan Palm
By Delonix1
24 Feb, 2010
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This is the commonest Pritchardia species grown in California. It is native to the Island of Molokaʻi, Hawaii. Photo taken in the Botanical Building, Balboa Park, San Diego, CA. on Feb. 23, 2010.
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Mushybanna:
Thanks! Glad you like it! I've posted several pics of the palm in the past.
There's many trees growing in Coastal California.
24 Feb, 2010
What a beautiful shape it is......
24 Feb, 2010
I'm going greeeeeen, I want one !
25 Feb, 2010
Milky,
Thanks! It is a very symmetrical palm. : > )
Junglejen:
The Pritchardia palms of Hawaii are almost all endangered, unfortunately! However, they are commonly available here at palm nurseries. It may be a little difficult to find where you live...let me know if you see this palm for sale...or any Pritchardia species for sale where you live. I'm curious. : >)
25 Feb, 2010
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Wonderful palm .They just keep getting better..:o))))))))
24 Feb, 2010