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Palms and Cycads: Palm Identification #2

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Forum: Palms and CycadsReplies: 13, Views: 142
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ErinSoCal
Menifee, CA
(Zone 9a)

July 14, 2009
10:33 PM

Post #6820787

Me again! lol

DH and I found this little palm at a local nursery. It was off all by itself, and I'm not sure what it is...it sure is sharp! lol

Thanks so much for any help. :)

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