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Beaucarnea
Pony Tail
May be included in the genus Nolina in some texts.
Sometimes also called Ponytail "Palm" but not really a palm. It does have a somewhat palm-like appearence. The base of the trunk swells dramatically as the plant grows, so bear this in mind when selecting a site.
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Where to buy Beaucarnea in Qld
Ask your local garden centre for Beaucarnea recurvata, but you may need to seek out a specialist supplier for more unusual species. Check also Succulent Nurseries.
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More Links
Huge Ponytail Palm Photos illustrating height and girth this plant can achieve over time. At the Another Yard in Fort Pierce blog
Beaucarnea recurvata Photos plus some information on the nature of trunk formation in this plant. The University of British Columbia Botany Photo of the Day
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