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It would have to be a Bismarkia nobilis #1 and very close second is a King palm (Archontopheonix cunninghamiana)

Barrie, you're raining on my parade here! I agree that the whole bare root shipping process could be a problem, good point. But it's not like you to doubt winter survival without trying it first (fuss and all). It could be a winner. You definately have more experience than I do at these sort of ...

I see he'll ship internationally for 20 or more. A group of us could share the costs... Depending on how much that is, I'm very interested in one. Is anyone else in the Vancouver/Van Island area?

Hey there Barrie, I'd have to agree with you. I have two T. takils and two T. fortuneis that were planted last Spring as 2nd year seedlings. Both were the same size/age and I planted them both in similarily exposed sites. Part sun/shade. Currently, the takils are 12" tall with 11 leaves vs the ...