(Ed.'s Note: Palm Blvd. is looking a little shaggy, according to a growing number of local residents who say that the city's showcase residential boulevard might be in need of a little trim right about now. They sent us these photos to make their point and say that when the Washingtonian palms are allowed to shag out, they become attractive habitats for bats, spiders, cockroaches and other vermin who like the protection afforded them by the overgrowth of old fronds. "It's not like Da Mayor can't see them," said an irate resident. "I drive by there every day and have noticed that it's been months since they trimmed them. They look awful." As an example, the sender of these photos said that the two single shaggy palms in the middle photo are in the median directly within sight of the mayor's house at the corner of Ebony and Palm. On the other hand, Da Mayor has often favored the shaggy look himself, so perhaps he thinks the city should be in his image.)