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Tour of Gizella Kopsick Palm Arboretum
St. Pete, FL
Tour Date: Spring 2001

Located near the Bayfront Center in St Petersburg, the Kopsick is free to visit and park.  They have a very nice collection of 200 palms representing 45 different species despite being only 2 acres.

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Red Latan Palm (Latania lontaroides) Caryota rumphiana
Blue Latan Palm (Latania loddigesii) Three large silver Bismarckia nobilis
Until you see one for yourself, you cannot appreciate just how large this juvenile African Oil Palm (Elaeis guineensis) is and how large it will become as it grows. This palm gives many Attaleas a run for their money in the size department. Becoming huge,  Corphya utan on the left, farther down the pathway are three Arenga pinnata of various sizes.
Copernicia baileyana Sabal mauritiiformis
Syagrus sp. A rather small Copernicia macroglossa with a Dypsis decaryi (triangle palm) setting seed not too far behind.
King Alexander and Piccabean Hybrid Copernicia alba mixed with larger Cuban Royal Palms (Roystonea regia)
Livistona rigida The always leafy Livistona saribus
Tall form coconut palms (Cocus nucifera) The entryway from the parking lot
Wide angle view at the center Livistona decipiens and multiple Bismarckia nobilis
Bottle Palms (Hyophorbe lagenicaulis)
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