Looks great!

Looks like a happy Phoenix. I have not seen Quisqualis for sale locally.

Ah. I checked out the Zone 9 tropicals and saw some interesting plants. At least that could be a source for Bauhinia yunnanensis, which I had at a previous house but never found a replacement.

The Oakland Zoo had a couple of good sized ( not big though) clumps of Phoenix reclinata going by the Otter exhibit. I dont know if they stayed or are gone since the renvovation. Another growing very yellow,yet attractive is growing by very foggy SF State in a front yard.

I have worked around them - wicked thorns that feel like they have some kind of venom..it was like a bee sting.

I actually tried one in 1998..and wouldn't you know it,that was the last winter we went below 30f. 28f froze the little gallon palm.

You know, there are several palms here in Fresno that are in public areas, that I suspect are either reclinata, or reclinata hybrids. I pulled these off google maps. There are at least four or five examples I can think of off the top of my head, but here's a quick picture I pulled off of google maps. This one is planted among canariensis, but it's clearly a different palm.

That first one in line Josue has a lot of P. rupicola in its DNA. The almost sideways fronds are a give away,with the open canopy. In fact ,it might be more P.rupicola then anything else. The others look to have something else,maybe P.roebellini x CIDP.