Wine palm.
By Stan510
11 Oct, 2017
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In some city planting. I doubt the city planted it..must be part of an old long gone estate.
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I was reading a local Magazine ( Sunset) Penny about a landscaper doing a Sonoma Winery entrance with 19 young palms. I wonder if they survived the fires?
There is a road near here where they planted 1/2 mile of young wine palms. In a century it will look great.
13 Oct, 2017
Wonderful planning idea I hope they have survived the fires
like you say in years to come the wine palms will look great hope they dont get burned either.
14 Oct, 2017
It might take a century to be like the photo's plant, but in 25-30 years it should be trunking tall enough to be able to walk under the fronds. When you consider that will go on for a half mile...I will be impressed. Well,in my next life. It takes two lifespans for these palms!
15 Oct, 2017
Wow a very long time then Stan .
15 Oct, 2017
Yes, Those trunks are in the 4-5' wide range. Massive pillars. A palm trunk with a 10' circumference isn't going to shoot up like the rest. Although Canary Island Date palm is much faster on a trunk maybe over 3' wide.
15 Oct, 2017
Very big then Stan interesting a Canary island date palm grows so quick.
16 Oct, 2017
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What a beauty I recall going to France seeing a beatiful avenue of these from the top to bottom of the hill spread apart it looked fantastic.
12 Oct, 2017