I'm Australian, and I wasn't really expecting much from LA, but I must say that I was enchanted with all of the palm trees in LA. It would be a shame to see them ditched for any alternative. I'd suggest replanting palm trees.
Hard to say which kind of palms line the streets here in Los Feliz, in the Franklin Hills of the Los Feliz district. They are very tall and keeping going. Most are more than 110 years old. The rats and the invasive green parrots like them. They look great but shade trees are even nicer. However the City has to contract to have those trimmed, and the palms only have the old leaves removed. Pretty sure the variety here, likely Mexican, exist without being watered.
@@tenntye6064 what about the giant baobabs? Or a palm tree. Succulents and grasses. Would you consider a rose bush to be a tree? They're made of wood. Not all wood is the same. Not all of it comes from trees. What defines wood? There is no specific taxonomy for a tree. You should look it up before you reply
I can't imagine my city without palm trees. Good video.
I was watching the USC - Penn game on TV at the Colosseum, and they kept showing the palm trees at the parristi end of the stadium. So beautiful.
I'm Australian, and I wasn't really expecting much from LA, but I must say that I was enchanted with all of the palm trees in LA. It would be a shame to see them ditched for any alternative. I'd suggest replanting palm trees.
Wasn’t expecting anything cuz you right winger bro you got a American president as your pfp you thought it was all woke huh 😂😂😂😂
@@wereallyrollin6680 ... yea you got me there bro
Which section of palm trees would be considered the most legendary or popular as a prefect depiction of the palm trees in LA?
Mexican fan palm (Washingtonia robusta). Tall super skinny palms you see lining boulevards and along Venice Beach.
"I just threw your stinking palm tree overboard!"
Hard to say which kind of palms line the streets here in Los Feliz, in the Franklin Hills of the Los Feliz district. They are very tall and keeping going. Most are more than 110 years old. The rats and the invasive green parrots like them. They look great but shade trees are even nicer. However the City has to contract to have those trimmed, and the palms only have the old leaves removed. Pretty sure the variety here, likely Mexican, exist without being watered.
The vocal fry is the reason I couldn't watch this video.
Technically there's no such thing as trees, just plants with giganticism
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@@reujr look it up ; it's true. There is no specific taxonomy that describes a tree
@@caseywood9781if its wood then its a tree pal
@@tenntye6064 what about the giant baobabs?
Or a palm tree. Succulents and grasses. Would you consider a rose bush to be a tree? They're made of wood. Not all wood is the same. Not all of it comes from trees.
What defines wood?
There is no specific taxonomy for a tree. You should look it up before you reply
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