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treetops Debra Woolard Bender
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| Saw palmetto is a fan palm which grows prolifically in Florida. The leaves are 2'-3' across and green or bluish green. Leaf clusters grow to 4'-6' high with a similar spread. It grows in a wide range of habitats: seaside sand dunes, dry scrub, moist forests, pine flatwoods and wetlands, sometimes covering hundreds of acres. Its berries are used in medical treatments for prostrate and bladder. |
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