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Chamaerops No.18 |
Ceroxylon interruptum on a misty mountainside, Caracas, Venezuela. |
Royal
Melbourne Botanic Gardens
Adam St. Clair
A brief tour around this famous Botanic Garden, 'Down Under'
Growing
Palms (at the Sharp End)
Gerald McKiness
Do you know what is the hardiest palm in the world? No, not Trachy
or Chamaerops. It's the Needle Palm, Rhapidophyllum hystrix. A splendid
introduction to this little known palm.
Asia
Diary - Part 2
Martin Gibbons
The second part of a 7 week, 6 country, 17 air flight, palm hunting
trip to the Himalaya and beyond. This time, China, and a second
new species of Trachycarpus
Madeira
- Tree Fern Island
Kai Wiegner
If Tree Ferns are your thing, then a trip to this wonderful island
could just be the holiday you've been dreaming of.
Phoenix
rupicola - the Cliff Date Palm
Tobias W. Spanner
A palm that's about to become very popular, and so beautiful it
shouldn't be a Phoenix palm at all.
La
Finca de la Conception
Javier Segura Canizares
Next time you're on one of the 'Costas' in Spain, do try to visit
this old and very atmospheric garden, justly famous.
Ceroxylon
- The One That Got Away
Keith Boyer
Many will know of New Zealander Keith through his book, 'Palms &
Cycads Beyond the Tropics'. This is an account of some of his experiences
collecting such first hand information.
A
Sub-Tropical Garden in Frankfurt
Rainer Gesell-Schulte
Follow Rainer's progress in creating an exotic garden in central
Germany.
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