this is one of the larger-leaved Braheas and one that was only recently (2006?) officially included in the Kew checklist of palms ... unt...Read Moreil then, many researchers had lumped it into Brahea dulcis. It also has uniquely fuzzy leaves on the underside (well, nearly uniquely- Brahea pimo, a MUCH shorter palm, has fuzzy leaves, too). Only specimen I have ever seen is an old one at the Huntington Gardens in Pasadena California
this is one of the larger-leaved Braheas and one that was only recently (2006?) officially included in the Kew checklist of palms ... unt...Read More