Difference between revisions of "Arenga micrantha"
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'''Common Name''': Tibetan Sugar Palm | '''Common Name''': Tibetan Sugar Palm | ||
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| − | '''''Arenga micrantha''''' is a relatively new palm for California and there are no mature palms yet in this state (but some getting there). This one comes from a relatively high elevation (Tibet), so much as been predicted about its cold tolerance. However its actual minimum survival temperature is still unknown. But it is clear that it does fairly well in many areas of California. As a younger palm it is quite similar in appearance to ''Arenga engleri'' and ''Arenga tremula''. | + | '''''Arenga micrantha''''' is a relatively new palm for California and there are no mature palms yet in this state (but some getting there). This one comes from a relatively high elevation (Tibet), so much as been predicted about its cold tolerance. However its actual minimum survival temperature is still unknown. But it is clear that it does fairly well in many areas of California. As a younger palm it is quite similar in appearance to ''Arenga engleri'' and ''Arenga tremula'' though it seems to remain a solitary species for much longer. As ages, leaves are more arching and lengthy |
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*'''Trunk''': multiple; 4"-6" thick; fibrous trunk with retained leaf bases | *'''Trunk''': multiple; 4"-6" thick; fibrous trunk with retained leaf bases | ||
*'''Crownshaft''': none | *'''Crownshaft''': none | ||
| − | *'''Spread''': | + | *'''Spread''': 12'-16'+ |
*'''Leaf Description''': pinnate; flat; arching; leaflets narrowly fishtail; dark green; 8'-12' long | *'''Leaf Description''': pinnate; flat; arching; leaflets narrowly fishtail; dark green; 8'-12' long | ||
*'''Petiole/Leaf bases''': 2' long; brown; faint hint of fuzz; angular- no channel; un-split and retained along length of trunk | *'''Petiole/Leaf bases''': 2' long; brown; faint hint of fuzz; angular- no channel; un-split and retained along length of trunk | ||
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*'''Availability''': rare | *'''Availability''': rare | ||
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| − | + | File:Arenga micrantha GGP.jpg|Golden Gate park, San Francisco, California | |
| + | File:Arenga micrantha palm GGP.jpg|Golden Gate park | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha leaf end GGP.jpg|northern California | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha leaf again GGP.jpg| | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha leaflets GGP.jpg|Golden gate park | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha underside of leaf GGP.jpg| | ||
| + | File:ARenga micrantha base GGP.jpg| | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha update.JPG| seedling in San Fernando valley, California | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha 9-12.jpg|San Fernando Valley | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrtantha leaves 10-12.jpg| | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha leaflets.jpg| | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha Jim.jpg|potted palm in Los Altos, northern California, garden of Jim | ||
| + | File:Arenga micrantha leaf dax.jpg|leaf of palm in northern California | ||
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[[Category: Arenga]] | [[Category: Arenga]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:48, 10 August 2015
Common Name: Tibetan Sugar Palm
Arenga micrantha is a relatively new palm for California and there are no mature palms yet in this state (but some getting there). This one comes from a relatively high elevation (Tibet), so much as been predicted about its cold tolerance. However its actual minimum survival temperature is still unknown. But it is clear that it does fairly well in many areas of California. As a younger palm it is quite similar in appearance to Arenga engleri and Arenga tremula though it seems to remain a solitary species for much longer. As ages, leaves are more arching and lengthy
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Horticultural Characteristics
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Golden Gate park, San Francisco, California
Golden Gate park
northern California
Golden gate park
seedling in San Fernando valley, California
San Fernando Valley
potted palm in Los Altos, northern California, garden of Jim
leaf of palm in northern California
