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Well the weather people did say sand from the Sahara would give some splendid sunrises and sunsets and this one did not disappoint ! Knowing there was a palm tree at this point and looking into the sunset allowed some exotic silhouettes I was pleased to have got this shot .
Taken at Viera Wetlands, Florida.
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A palm tree growing in someone's front garden- makes a change from roses I suppose . An early shot for next week's SSC - obviously not one now .
I remember this tree not so tall way back when a friend of my grandfather lived at this house ( must have been in the 1960s at a guess ) .
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Don’t invest too much in this plant’s name. The ponytail palm (Beaucarnea recurvata) is neither a real palm nor does it have ponytails. Its swollen base looks like a palm and the long, thin leaves curve outward, then hang down like ponytails. But does the ponytail palm flower? If you are hoping for flowers and fruit from this plant, there is good news and bad news. While you can get flowering on a ponytail palm, you may have to wait up to 30 years to see it.
Read more at Gardening Know How: Flowering Ponytail Plants: Does Ponytail Palm Flower www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/ponytail-palm/ponyta...
Seen not far from home , I remember this tree as it is in a garden of a house where a friend of my grandfather lived - but that was many many years ago . It still stands proud and has had a picture or two taken of it over the years !!
"My feet tug at the floor
And my head sways to my shoulder Sometimes when I watch trees sway,"
The Sound of the Trees, Robert Frost
For this northern photographer this was an amazing capture. Of course its very common on the Gulf Coast. He also was our wake up call every morning...