Dew's Palm Gallery

Not that PDA thing. Palm here refers to a kind of plant. My interest in this species started from Kaset Fair 2007, when I walked around and saw a few cute ones. I bought back some of them. They were so small and seemed never grow up at all. Some took months before showing a new leaf. I felt like a challenge to take care of them. So I acquired more from Chatujak market. Now the whole place are occupied by all sorts form EU, Cuba, Brazil, AUS etc. Below are some pictures of them. Among my favorites are the Chamaerops, Butia, Bismark and date palm.

There are a few things to learn in order to plant palms successfully. Most important is to know their habitats. Many species require full sun, though some are understory types so they enjoy shaded area. Paurotis loves abundant of water, while Blue Hasper palm does not. Planting a palm tree in wrong environment may prove fatal. Fortunately, cold hardiness is not an issue for tropical region like Thailand.

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Acoelorrhaphe wrightii


Aiphanes Minima


Arenga hookeriana


Bismarckia Nobilis


Borassodendron machadonis


Brahea Armata


Butia Capitata


Butia Yatay


Calamus rotang


Chamaerops Humilis


Coccothrinax argentata


Copernicia baileyana


Copernicia Hospita


Cyrtostachys lakka


Hyphaene Coriacea


Johannesteijsmannia magnifica


Jubaea Chilensis


Kerriodoxa elegans


Latania loddigesii


Latania lontaroides


Licuala elegans


Licuala grandis


Licuala spinosa


Livistona muelleri


Mauritia Flexuosa


Neodypsis lastelliana


Phoenicophorium borsigianum


Phoenix dactylifera


Phoenix sylvestris


Pritchardia pacifica


Trachycarpus fortunei


Trithrinax campestris


Not shown: Copernicia prunifera (Carnauba Wax Palm), Copernicia Macroglossa (Cuban Petticoat Palm), Johannesteijsmannia altifrons (Joey Palm), Nannorhops ritcheana (Mazari Palm), Phoenix roebelinii (Pigmy Date Palm), Washingtonia robusta (Mexican Fan Palm), Wodyetia bifurcata (Foxtail Palm), and , of course, Cocos nucifera.


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