Reacties op: How to recognize the difference between Washingtonia filifera and robusta? http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/ Everything about exotic plants in Northern Europe! Thu, 20 Jul 2023 09:28:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Door: Tom http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-761 Tom Wed, 06 Nov 2019 20:12:08 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-761 Hi La Palmeraie I will try Cocos nucifera. They will not bear (edible) fruit here most likely, but they do grow here at least I know one guy is growing it. Kind regards Tom Hi La Palmeraie

I will try Cocos nucifera. They will not bear (edible) fruit here most likely, but they do grow here at least I know one guy is growing it.

Kind regards
Tom

]]> Door: lapalmeraie http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-760 lapalmeraie Tue, 05 Nov 2019 07:48:13 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-760 Hi Tom Wow! That's quite something. Did you also tried the Cocus nucifera? That one should cope better with storms I guess. Kind regards La Palmeraie Hi Tom

Wow! That’s quite something. Did you also tried the Cocus nucifera? That one should cope better with storms I guess.

Kind regards
La Palmeraie

]]> Door: Tom http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-759 Tom Mon, 04 Nov 2019 22:00:13 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-759 Hi La Palmeraie, I am at Pico island, Azores, very windy indeed at times. Went through a mild hurricane recently. Unfortunately I do not have a Jubaea in my garden collection yet. CIDP hold to the wind best, but also Butias, Hyophorbes, Arecas, Copernicias, Kentias, Phoenixes do well in our winds. Greetings, Tom Hi La Palmeraie,

I am at Pico island, Azores, very windy indeed at times. Went through a mild hurricane recently. Unfortunately I do not have a Jubaea in my garden collection yet. CIDP hold to the wind best, but also Butias, Hyophorbes, Arecas, Copernicias, Kentias, Phoenixes do well in our winds.

Greetings,

Tom

]]> Door: lapalmeraie http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-758 lapalmeraie Mon, 04 Nov 2019 06:13:32 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-758 Hi Tom You must live in quite some windy environnement then! How does the Jubaea holds up in those conditions? Kind regards La Palmeraie Hi Tom

You must live in quite some windy environnement then! How does the Jubaea holds up in those conditions?

Kind regards
La Palmeraie

]]> Door: Tom http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-757 Tom Fri, 01 Nov 2019 11:15:41 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-757 I grow Bismarckia, but wind breaks its fronds, so does for Washingtonia as well, messes with the fronds. I grow Bismarckia, but wind breaks its fronds, so does for Washingtonia as well, messes with the fronds.

]]> Door: lapalmeraie http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-755 lapalmeraie Tue, 01 Oct 2019 14:44:09 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-755 Hi The pleasure is mine! Kind regards La Palmeraie Hi

The pleasure is mine!

Kind regards
La Palmeraie

]]> Door: Daniel http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-754 Daniel Tue, 01 Oct 2019 12:10:58 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-754 Great article. It is really helpfull.l and very clear. Thank you by your time to share your knowledge to the community. I only have Instagram account. If you desire ti follow is @palmportugal Great article. It is really helpfull.l and very clear.
Thank you by your time to share your knowledge to the community.
I only have Instagram account. If you desire ti follow is @palmportugal

]]> Door: lapalmeraie http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-746 lapalmeraie Mon, 17 Jun 2019 05:06:24 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-746 Hi Catmanna I actually do like the looks of this palm tree which happen to be « as exotic as it gets » here up in Northern Europe. Of course I would prefer a nice Bismarckia but that’s just wishful thinking. By the way, nothing is falling over, the last pic is just a detail of the petiole and hastula to show the characteristics in detail. Kind regards La Palmeraie Hi Catmanna

I actually do like the looks of this palm tree which happen to be « as exotic as it gets » here up in Northern Europe. Of course I would prefer a nice Bismarckia but that’s just wishful thinking.
By the way, nothing is falling over, the last pic is just a detail of the petiole and hastula to show the characteristics in detail.

Kind regards
La Palmeraie

]]> Door: Catmanna http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-745 Catmanna Sun, 16 Jun 2019 13:49:58 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-745 Ugly tree, what's with the bottom pic that looks like one is falling over? Ugly tree, what’s with the bottom pic that looks like one is falling over?

]]> Door: lapalmeraie http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/2017/07/05/how-to-recognize-the-difference-between-washingtonia-filifera-and-robusta/#comment-40 lapalmeraie Thu, 12 Oct 2017 06:31:57 +0000 http://palmvrienden.net/gblapalmeraie/?p=296#comment-40 Hi Francesco Thank you! Once you know what to look for it becomes a lot easier. Especially the color of the leaves that are a lot less bright and shiny on the filifera (more grayish) in combination with the leaflets that are way deeper cut out. Kind regards La Palmeraie Hi Francesco

Thank you!
Once you know what to look for it becomes a lot easier.
Especially the color of the leaves that are a lot less bright and shiny on the filifera (more grayish) in combination with the leaflets that are way deeper cut out.

Kind regards
La Palmeraie

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