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Kentucky Color: Bonita Springs Palms

By Billy Joe Fudge

Kentucky Color is changing gears for today. Nothing says Southern Florida quite like blue skies and green Palm trees. The following are four Palms standing within a distance of 40 feet around the swimming pool at our hotel in Bonita Springs.

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This story was posted on 2026-05-17 21:45:37
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2026-05-17 - Bonita Springs, FL - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
At left, a Coconut Palm - native to the Central Indo-Pacific region with two different genetic variants; Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. At right, a Chinese Fan Palm - native to East Asia.

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Kentucky Color: Bonita Springs Palms, 2 of 2



2026-05-17 - Bonita Springs, FL - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
At left, Cuban Royal Palm trees - native to Cuba, Central America, Mexico and Southern Florida. At right, a Foxtail Palm - native to Australia.

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