ID Palm Tree

Jun 23, 2015 5 Replies

This one came up wild. I thought it was a bush until I started trimming. There is a large trunk in the center about 2-3 feet diameter about 4-feet up from the ground, and smaller "trunks" all around it.



View of entire tree, looking north

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View of entire tree, looking west

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Close up of main trunk

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Anyone know what it might be?



The main trunk is about 1-ft from a concrete block wall, and the smaller trunk on that side is almost touching it. No choice on the small trunk



- it has to be cut back. But I'm wondering if the large is also too close to the wall and roots could damage it?



Thanks in advance!



Snuffy



This must be the wrong group to ask. Can anyone recommend another forum?

"Snuffy "Hub Cap" McKinney" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com... This one came up wild. I thought it was a bush until I started trimming. There is a large trunk in the center about 2-3 feet diameter about 4-feet up from the ground, and smaller "trunks" all around it.

View of entire tree, looking north

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View of entire tree, looking west

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Close up of main trunk

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Anyone know what it might be?

The main trunk is about 1-ft from a concrete block wall, and the smaller trunk on that side is almost touching it. No choice on the small trunk

- it has to be cut back. But I'm wondering if the large is also too close to the wall and roots could damage it?

Thanks in advance!

Snuffy

Another question --- now I can't get any of these photos to show up. Maybe that's the reason no one is responding?

"Snuffy "Hub Cap" McKinney" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com... This one came up wild. I thought it was a bush until I started trimming. There is a large trunk in the center about 2-3 feet diameter about 4-feet up from the ground, and smaller "trunks" all around it.

View of entire tree, looking north

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View of entire tree, looking west

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or...
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Close up of main trunk

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Anyone know what it might be?

The main trunk is about 1-ft from a concrete block wall, and the smaller trunk on that side is almost touching it. No choice on the small trunk

- it has to be cut back. But I'm wondering if the large is also too close to the wall and roots could damage it?

Thanks in advance!

Snuffy

On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 10:10:19 AM UTC-7, Snuffy Hub Cap McKinney wrot e:

ybe that's the reason no one is responding?

in message news: snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com...

There is a large trunk in the center about 2-3 feet diameter about 4-feet up from the ground, and smaller "trunks" all around it.

trunk on that side is almost touching it. No choice on the small trunk - i t has to be cut back. But I'm wondering if the large is also too close to the wall and roots could damage it?

I saw all the photos.

HB

So did I but since very few palms grow where I live, I had no idea what they might be.

Well, let's see if any palm lovers have wandered over this way...

This one came up wild. I thought it was a bush until I started trimming. There is a large trunk in the center about 2-3 feet diameter about 4-feet up from the ground, and smaller "trunks" all around it.

View of entire tree, looking north

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or....
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View of entire tree, looking west

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or...
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Close up of main trunk

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Anyone know what it might be?

The main trunk is about 1-ft from a concrete block wall, and the smaller trunk on that side is almost touching it. No choice on the small trunk

- it has to be cut back. But I'm wondering if the large is also too close to the wall and roots could damage it?

Thanks in advance!

Snuffy

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