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This tree is amazing, thanks again!
Simon- Thanks for your clarification. Makes a lot of sense. Matbe I should consult with you when making trees :)
A clarification though. Cabbage Tree is a common name that can refer to several widely varying species from a variety of regions. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabbage_tree
The Australian cabbage tree palm is quite common throughout New South Wales state, is also attractive and used ornamentally due to its hardy nature. It occurs naturally in wet eucalypt or mixed open to semi-open forest and rainforest fringes. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Livistona_australis
The New Zealand cabbage trees appear to have a thicker, woodier trunk and thicker fronds without the fan compared with Livistonia australis. Sorry for the biology lesson but it's my background and I'm from Australia.
Looking forward to more Southern Hemisphere trees and plants.