What kind of species of palm is this?

[jerseyboy]

Almost looks like a flame thrower?

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This native species of Australia is also seldom called the Alexander Palm. This tree is characterized by its bottle-shaped, swollen trunk and its wide, dark leaves. When planting this palm on the coast it should receive full sun, and when planted inland it should be placed in a location where it will receive full sun to slight shade. Also, the king palm is best served when planted in a protected, non-windy location such as a wall or atrium area. This palm requires a 6'-8' diameter planting area and a good drainage system. It responds well in a humid environment and its foliage needs to be watered frequently in hot, dry weather. The King Palm does not transplant well.

[jerseyboy]

I should have left the species name on there. It only had one part though. I didn't want to search for the actual common name or the availability for it. I like it though. I also like the king palm. Isn't there a cold hardy king palm? I don't know anything about palms. I am now just getting into the cool non common ones. I have a European fan palm and I think a windmill but that's really it.

the species name well part of it is Kentiopsis.

Do you know what type of palm that is?

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Hard to tell until larger...