sort of new to this site, so if I am repeating stuff you have seen/heard a zillion times let me know... just thought I'd share a few photos of this palm since it still is pretty rare. I have a small seedling, but it is finally starting to look like a palm and someday I will be able to post photos of it, too... but for now, this is one belonging to a southern California palm grower.
has a nice, smooth neat trunk unlike most Trachys, and the webbing is thick and burlap-like
top of trunk is neat, too, without all those 'ligule-like' things and messy twine.
leaf bases are really nice and fuzzy
here is a shot of his palm on the left, with a Trachycarpus princeps 'NOVA' on the right
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