Observations by ingerid

My best guess, using my resources. But I think it's probably something else. Inner northeast circle.

Inner north east circle. West side. Thin trunk and big, sturdy leaves

North side of inner north east circle. Lots of them
(most are male). Notice male and females are different. (Both photos here are of the same Palm)

It's about twice as tall as the lamppost it's next to. Inner north east circle.

North east inner circle. Tall, fat Palm close to center of circle

North side of inner north east circle. Lots of them. Notice male and females are different.

Inner north east circle. The tallest tree in the circle. Notice its trunk is smoother than the other palms.

North east edge of north east circle. Big tree. Two of the in circle.

North east inner circle. Tall, fat Palm toward west edge of circle

South east edge of north east circle. Big tree. Two of the in circle.

Located in the outer northwest quad circle. Seems to be a bush, but Bracewell included it. Three different plants.

Located in the outer northwest quad circle. Two of them (on opposite sides)

Located in the outer northwest quad circle

Located in the outer northwest quad circle. Currently not in bloom

Located in the outer northwest quad circle. I'm not sure about this one, and I can't tell if it's male or female as it's so young.

Located in the outer northwest quad circle. Really tall, thicker trunk than the Mexican fan Palm.

Located in the outer northwest quad circle

She's in my room