This particular type of Palm Tree is rare in Skopelos. Though all palms are non-native to the island, there are lots of other ornamental palms planted from nursery palms.
This Date Palm will be seeking male company, however briefly, next spring (April of May +/-). Her mate must be of the Phoenix dactylifera variety, a working tree and not merely an ornamental.
What Ms Palm Tree brings to the table are these babies…and a lot of them.
The problem with “these babies” is that they are unfertilized and pretty much useless, tasteless and tough. It’s a shame. So Ms. Tree is looking for some flowers from a mystery Mr. Tree, whose pollen can be sprinkled over Mrs. Tree’s receptacles in the Spring. Should I refer her to “Tinder”?
See as well this previous article….https://skopelosarts.wordpress.com/2020/02/04/palm-finikas-%cf%86%ce%bf%ce%af%ce%bd%ce%b9%ce%ba%ce%b1%cf%82-problems/
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Thank you Tom for this informative article on the date palm. Has pollination ever happened with your date palm?
Also I was admiring your Christmas Cactus. Very beautiful color!
Teddy