Technically all these pictures are not from the city of Orlando, but from Universal Studios in Orlando. Here are the rest including some coconut palms at the Royal Pacific Hotel.

Probably a 5-7 story tall Eucalyptus

More everglades palms

These magonlia blooms were larger than usual

Tree sized oleander

Potted ti plant

Large bald cypress with even larger bamboo

NOW SOME COCONUT PALMS!

This one didnt make it

This one just barely did

Here is a close look at another coconut palm which also survived

And another dead coconut palm.

Out of all the coconut palms I saw (about 4 or 5), 2 survived.

Heres another palm (I forgot the name)

This plumeria survived the winter pretty well

A Ylang-Ylang tree (rated for zone 11) did survive the winter, but with significant damage. I hope it makes a recovery!

A Sylvester Date palm

Bouganvilleas hanging over a bridge. Thats going to be look beautiful when in full bloom this summer!

I literally walked by this heron! It didnt seem to mind too much, but it was getting ready to take off just in case!

I really do like lizards and their were tons of them! But most of them were so quick! At least I got a picture of one!

Some Giant bromeliads aka (Imperial Bromeliad or Vriesea imperialis)

Hogwarts castle in Harry potter's world is in the background of a very nice scene.

Not sure of the ID of this tree, but it sure looked pretty interesting!!

This areca was severely damaged, but it had several pups that were luckier

Possibly a dragon fruit, but if not, then its definitely some type of Epiphyllum.

Nice tree ferns

Sorry for the tons of pics! Hope you enjoyed! If you can help with any ID's that I didnt have, or if some of my ID's were wrong, I would greatly appreciate your help with that!