Pachypodium lamerei - Madagascar Palm
By Delonix1
22 Jun, 2012
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Another very commonly planted shrub which has nice white flowers in late summer and fall. Photo taken June 19, 2012.
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Dottydaisy2:
It can grow to more than 30ft/10m tall.
28 Jun, 2012
Not so dinky then!! I rather like the trunk though.
29 Jun, 2012
Yes. These plants were just put in a couple of years ago. They're around 5ft/1.5m or so high, there's some a little larger in the shade.
Here's a pic of a very tall one in Palm Spring, CA. in the low desert. It's the tallest on I've ever seen. I always though they topped out at 15ft/4.6m tall.
I'm in the pic. please forgive the way I look. lol! The temp was HORRIBLY HOT at 114ºF/45.5ºC.!
http://www.growsonyou.com/photo/slideshow/220328-pachypodium-lamerei-madagascar-palm-at-morton-s-desert-botanical-garden/member/Delonix1
30 Jun, 2012
loveing these babys Delonix...
1 Jul, 2012
Sandra:
Thanks! Unfortunately, they not blooming yet. They typically bloom in late summer.
1 Jul, 2012
Thanks! Yes, the trunk is full of spines.
I love the white flowers!
17 Jul, 2012
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Ahhh so dinky......
27 Jun, 2012