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Here are some photos I took in the Texas republic.
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Butia x Jubaea, San Antonio Botanical Garden
My last day in Texas, we went to the San Antonio Botanical Garden. They had a nice collection of palms, including this rare specimen. |
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Pride of Barbados
In tropical countries, Caesalpina never dies to the ground. However, in Texas it does and returns as a wonderful warm-season perennial.
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Brahea armata
San Antonio's mild climate and low rainfall are perfect for Brahea armata. |
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Chamaerops humilis
San Antonio's climate is equally perfect for Chamaerops.
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Unidentified Sabal sp. and Trachycarpus
Note the ivy covering the Trachycarpus trunk. Neither palm was identified. |
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