You can visit our Pandanus utilis page or browse the pictures using the next and previous links.
Pandanus utilis - Hala Tree
By Delonix1
6 Sep, 2017
2 likes
There's many Hala trees at Quail Botanical Garden. This is one of the smallest ones in the gardens. Later, I'll post a pic of a much large ones' trunk and aerial roots. Photo taken Sept. 5, 2017.
Comments on this photo
Yes, I like this one. It's still pretty big even though it's the smaller one growing in the gardens.
7 Sep, 2017
Must be a "primitive plant" display..the 3' Dragonfly is a tip off.
Pandanus are different..like Pines,Palms,and Cycads rolled into one. Good color on that one.
7 Sep, 2017
If I had a big harden I would nt say no to it either. I dread how big the other sizes are if this one is small.
7 Sep, 2017
The one I have took that 108F only a month into being potted from bare root. I see just small burn spots. I was going to move it..but didnt-lol. I did water.
8 Sep, 2017
That was meant to be if I had a big garden lol.
8 Sep, 2017
Ohhhhh.-wink.
8 Sep, 2017
lol Stan .?
8 Sep, 2017
Stan,
It's not a primitive display. However, I know with the big, fake dragon fly, I see why you thought that. Lol!
It's great your Hala tree didn't get burned in that nasty heatwave!
10 Sep, 2017
Photo 13 of 20
What else?
See who else is growing Pandanus utilis - Hala Tree.
See who else has plants in genus Pandanus.
Members who like this photo
-
Gardening with friends since
20 Jan, 2014 -
Gardening with friends since
14 May, 2014
Wow thats a beauty.
6 Sep, 2017