What palm is this?

[cordyman]

[kata]

Well Cordy, what can I say,

I have the right to remain silent.

[Dave Brown]

Looks like a palm to me

I take it you mean a Trachycarpus fortunei ?

Looks more Livistona to me.

[grub]

Looks a bit like my Fortunei that's grown in shade.

[Dave Brown]

I have a couple of Trachycarpus that have 360 degree leaves, but they are not as circular, that trait is more Livistona to me. Not sure about the trunk tho'.

[GoggleboxUK]

Could it be a Washy?

[Rabbie]

Looks like a Trachycarpus thats been shaded out for a few years by that now dead treefern.

[cordyman]

It is a pup of the big one next to it took me 2 hours to dig out and separate. Main trunk is dead.

Has little spikes on the stems like a chamareops.

[Nigel]

Its looks like a shade grown fortunei, a better pic of the plant would confirm. It could possibly be chamerops humilis but would have to be VERY stretched.

[redsquirrel]

judging by the spacing on the old petioles.id say chammy

[cordyman]

None of my t fortunai have spikes though?

Here.s some pics, cost me 10 pound and a very sweaty back after 2 hours graft!

The parent trunk



New spear and little spikes

[grub]

Chamearops.

[Nigel]

yep thats a VERY stretched chamaerops , it wont stay like that once its grown back, but they suffer quite badly to root disturbacne so it will a long slow recovery.

[Trudytropics]

Its very attractive Cordy and well worth £10, also a good workout away from the gym It has really nice coloured fronds, hope it does well for you

[Nigel]

yep thats a VERY stretched chamaerops , it wont stay like that once its grown back, but they suffer quite badly to root disturbacne so it will a long slow recovery.