Any ideas as to what this might be ?

Definitely a cycad but i don't think it is a common one . They are all protected under CITES incidently . If you are desperate to find out get in touch with Nong Nooch Gardens just south of Pattaya as out the back of the gardens where the tourists can't go they have a facility into Cycad research . I have a book lost somewhere in my collection of books on " Cycads of Thailand" written by either David Jones or can't remember his first name Hill who do a lot of research work at Nong Nooch.

I hope madam keeps away with her chopper! ! ^

..She probably thinking the same about You..[emoji375]

Getting a bit off topic.... decided not to post one image! Perhaps I do in in faces!

Here's a tree with sun on the foliage!

Definitely a cycad but i don't think it is a common one . They are all protected under CITES incidently . If you are desperate to find out get in touch with Nong Nooch Gardens just south of Pattaya as out the back of the gardens where the tourists can't go they have a facility into Cycad research . I have a book lost somewhere in my collection of books on " Cycads of Thailand" written by either David Jones or can't remember his first name Hill who do a lot of research work at Nong Nooch.

Just out of curiosity I looked around.

It is Cycas pectinata http://www.pacsoa.org.au/wiki/Cycas_pectinata

One can never have enough trees to provide cooling shade in Bangkok!

Sour Tamarind

Alley on the way from Lampun (or was it Lampang?) to Chiang Mai, would like to know the tree...

I try to have one of these every day. A few years ago it was 5฿ for one, now 25฿...

Unusual to see a fully deciduous tree in the south here,... only a few days after dropping all leaves new are already coming, no idea what it is~ !! It's getting a major prune job...

New foliage

Looks like a pretty flower !

Rainforest

Clouds descending to the forest by Pekka Oilinki, on Flickr

#641 Good one Ace!!!

Buddha tree

^^^ The Bo tree...

I probably posted this a couple years ago, walking up the mountain to find the Raffleasia in Khoa Sok National park...(Surratthanni)

That's one huge trunk!

^Nice one TP!

Creepers

Conifer wood on Phu Kradung

Does bamboo count as a tree?

Does bamboo count as a tree?

Bamboo is a actually grass but we are all broad-minded adults here so we will accept the bamboo it for its beauty .

Does bamboo count as a tree?

Bamboo is a actually grass but we are all broad-minded adults here so we will accept the bamboo it for its beauty .

I thought about posting in the weed section but couldn't bring myself to do it. ;-)

Does bamboo count as a tree?

Bamboo is a actually grass but we are all broad-minded adults here so we will accept the bamboo it for its beauty .

I thought about posting in the weed section but couldn't bring myself to do it. ;-)

Imho bamboo is like Pluto, which is still a real planet. Same same, but different

@villagefarang: Your profile picture visited my home last night. Young and small tuckaa. I'll post a photo to the creepy crawlers thread.

Gymkhana Golf course Chiang Mai

Road with shade spending trees

Emerging from the fog

Isaan farmer harvesting a money tree

A scene of the Udanrat dam lake.

Kao Yaa, Petchabun, 1305 m above sea level

Granddads Coconut palm"tree"s